The given graph and chart illustrates the trend in global digital 3D animated screens and the number of 3D film releases between 2005 and 2012. Overall, both numbers of ddigital 3D screen and the numbers of 3D film releases saw significant growth over ten years. This suggests a strong global shifts toward 3D cinema technology during this period.
The first graph shows the rapid increase in the number of global 3d screens. Starting with the minimal rate in 2005, the trend reached approximetly 3,000 after observing minimal growth. By 2009, this figure observed a surge, rising from 4,000 to just under 40,000 in the year end.
As for linne graph, this demonstrates the number of 3D film release in two categories: live action and animation. Both types of film had an increase. Albeit being stable with 3 films till 2008, animation experienced a growh to 10 films in 2009, while live action started its initial number with 2 in this time. By 2009, animated films almost tripled to 10, whnen live action grew four times. After ecperiencing a rapid growth, the figures for live action and animation reched their final and highest amount to 40 and 30 respectively in the year end.