Showing posts with label student film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student film. Show all posts
Monday, July 2, 2012
"Star Wars: Droids 3D" Stereoscopic Student Short Film
Today we have a new short produced at the DAVE School, this one's another Star Wars fan film. "Star Wars: Droids 3D" follows 3CPO and R2D2 in an adventure with some mischeivous Jawas, with a nice twist at the end.
More info about the DAVE School is available on their website.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
3D Student Short: Dawn of the Planet
"Dawn of the Plant 3D" is a computer animated student short from Thailand, about nature's revenge for deforestation.
It was produced at the School of Science and Technology at Bangkok University by Suphat Pinkaew and Thanawat Yamthai.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Student Short: Doctor Who: "The Dream Child" 3D
From the producers of Nazi Robots 3D and The Solo Adventures 3D (aka Daniel L. Smith and the students at the DAVE school) comes "The Dream Child" 3D, a lovely Doctor Who fan film featuring the best Doctor of the recent reboot.
Friday, May 13, 2011
LA 3-D Movie Festival starts this weekend!
The 8th Annual LA 3-D Movie Festival takes place this weekend, May 14th-15th. Looks like a great lineup. Full program after the jump.
Monday, March 21, 2011
3D Student Short: Frozen Fire
Here's a little stereoscopic short to start your week. In "Frozen Fire", produced by students at Hochschule Hof in Germany, "you are taken on a frightening journey as time freezes during a fire at our university". The film is a short experiment in creating the bullet time look by combining moving camera, very still actors, and some CG elements, all in 3D.
Watch the making-of after the jump.
Watch the making-of after the jump.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
3D Student Shorts from Indiana University
The following are three cute 3D shorts produced at Indiana University's Stereoscopic Digital Production workshop. It's great to see students venturing into 3D film production and universities supporting it.
While there is visible sync drift in each one and a bit of keystoning here and there, the total parallax in these is low enough to make for comfortable viewing. The overall production value is very high for student films and the 3D is well done for what I presume is first attempts at the medium by the students. My favorite is "Sparks", the most creative of the three.
The major undoing of these is Youtube's half-assed update of the yt3d tags, now causing some videos to play pseudoscopic (aka the left and right eyes are swapped), which might change by the time you're reading this. If the 3D doesn't look quite right, try toggling on the "Swap Left/Right" on the 3D menu.
"Gone Nuts"
"Sparks"
"Tough Love"
I hope the students learning 3D production at IU and other universities take the time and use their resources to experiment with stereoscopy on their own, exploring what all can be done with the medium beyond the basics.
While there is visible sync drift in each one and a bit of keystoning here and there, the total parallax in these is low enough to make for comfortable viewing. The overall production value is very high for student films and the 3D is well done for what I presume is first attempts at the medium by the students. My favorite is "Sparks", the most creative of the three.
The major undoing of these is Youtube's half-assed update of the yt3d tags, now causing some videos to play pseudoscopic (aka the left and right eyes are swapped), which might change by the time you're reading this. If the 3D doesn't look quite right, try toggling on the "Swap Left/Right" on the 3D menu.
"Gone Nuts"
"Sparks"
"Tough Love"
I hope the students learning 3D production at IU and other universities take the time and use their resources to experiment with stereoscopy on their own, exploring what all can be done with the medium beyond the basics.
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