China is poised to conquer and control America over the course of the next decade. We all know that. And Hollywood is jumping on the takeover early, with many productions hitching their wagon to the Chinese entertainment industry. One such franchise in the midst of doing just that is James Cameron's Avatar, with the director planning to make Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 Chinese co-productions.

This past August, the Cameron/Pace Group announced that CPG China would be providing camera systems and other 3D services in Tianjin. While some work will be done in China, James Cameron still plans to shoot all of the performance capture in Los Angeles, and the live action scenes in Wellington, New Zealand as he did on the first film. But he feels that having part of the production shot in China is good for business. He also believes that there should be Chinese Na'vi visible throughout the film.

Here's what he had to say on the matter.

"Within five years, China could easily be as big a gross-revenue market for film as North America, and there are very specific economic incentives for having both Chinese content and Chinese co-production. We are already funded on Avatar 2 and Avatar 3, but if we qualify as a co-production, there might be some incentives in the percentage of revenue we can take out of China.

We are running the numbers to see if that makes sense. For Avatar, we can certainly use Chinese actors as performance capture actors because any accent issues will hide within the Na'vi accent.

So we can have Chinese Na'vi; [and in the live-action sequences] we can also have Chinese actors who speak English in the film. We are projecting a future in Avatar, and if you project that future out, it is logical that there would be a number of Chinese amongst the contingent on Pandora."

Marvel Studios is also siding on this trend, announcing their Iron Man 3 as a Chinese co-production that will utilize the country's locations and talent.