Director Peter Jackson Unveils WWI Exhibition in New Zealand

Taking a break from filmmaking, Peter Jackson has created a museum exhibition he hopes will broaden people's perception of World War I from monochrome to color. The first stage of the Great War Exhibition he unveiled last week in Wellington features large color images depicting life in the trenches and on the battlefields. The color was added to real black-and-white photographs by artists at Jackson's visual-effects studio, Weta Digital. Jackson said he banned...

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