3D: the stereoscopic future requires preparation
Toads have become Australian 3D ambassadors, and for everyone else planning on producing or working on a 3D film, there is much work to be done.
Cane Toads: The Conquest – Australia’s first feature-length 3D offering – might not be a spectacular VFX like Avatar, but its uniqueness proved to be an advantage when it premiered at Sundance in late January.
After the premiere, director Mark Lewis was too busy promoting his doco – although he took a minute to say that the film made several sales at Sundance and a 3D release was confirmed for Australia – so Encore spoke with Stuart Monksfield, head of the post-production house that worked on the Toads project, Cutting Edge.
There is still alot of confusion here …where can I get those glasses to watch 3D
cannot buy them anywhere. Is there any 3 D content on the internet??
Why must I buy a 3 D TV set when 3 D was already shown on normal sreens in the 1950’s in regular cinemas ( the house of horrors with Vincent Price )
Hi Karl-Heinz, a simple search of Google would have provided you with answer. Visit http://www.oz3d.com.au for all your 3D glasses requirements.