Details were still sketchy, but the Associated Press reported Monday that two weeks before his death, Michael Jackson wrapped up production on a 3D film titled The Dome Project, which he had expected to be included in his London performances. The project hearkened back to his Thriller 3D movie that became an attraction at Disneyland. Sources told the A.P. that the movie was shot "in marathon sessions" on four different sets at Culver Studios from June 1-9 but that five weeks of work went into the project. It reportedly was in post-production at the time of Jackson's death. It was unclear whether Jackson had planned to screen the movie in theaters or on television following his concert tour.