March 20, 2012
Emily Carr University Presents: A 3D movie making workshop in Victoria
Written by Denise Quesnel
The day will start by teaching the science, history, art and business of S3D. Why has the acronym 3D been changed to S3D? And how has digital capture technology become the big game changer for S3D content creators? In addition, we will describe the new production and post-production workflow.
Emily Carr’s Sean Arden and Filmmaker David Tenniswood will discuss how S3D is a different way of conceiving and visualizing your story. Followed by looking at some the 3D previsualization tools available for pre-production, production and post-production.
The cost and expense and budgeting of S3D will be discussed as well as the language of S3D. Attendees will be given list of terms that they can refer to when working in the medium.
S3D production technology demonstrations will happen in the second part of the day. The Kerner S3D rig will be assembled, operated and aligned. Our ultimate aim is to give each attendee the opportunity to work on the beam splitter rig (Kerner) throughout the course of the day. The goal is for attendees to be able to confidently assemble, operate, align and disassemble the rig.
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Monday, March 26, 2012
10:00am – 5:00pm
Intrepid Theatre #2-1609 Blanshard Street, Victoria BC
PRICE: $20
(RSVP required to office@cinevic.ca or by calling Krista at 250-389-1590. Spots are limited.)
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CONTACT:
Krista Loughton
CineVic Society of Independent Filmmakers
250-389-1590
office@cinevic.ca
http://www.cinevic.ca/
Cinevic is an artist run cooperative facilitating the expression of unique, innovative voices in the ever-evolving language of film. Located in Victoria, BC
Emily Carr’s S3D Centre is a national centre of excellence dedicated to advancing the art of stereoscopic 3D through research, education and training.
Visit us online: http://www.s3dcentre.ca
Follow us on Twitter: @emilycarrs3d
