Great info Shaded,
I'd love to see 3-D get more publicity and more r&d to help create the next gen of awesome entertainment.
I'd love to see 3-D get more publicity and more r&d to help create the next gen of awesome entertainment.
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Return of 3-D Film Fest at Egyptian Theatre!!!
It's back! Just got an email from Sabucat, the bunch who put the first festival together three years ago.
'September 8-17, 2006
Hollywood -- SabuCat Productions will try to top their highly successful "World
3-D Film Expo" of 2003 with "World 3-D Film Expo II", this coming
September 8 through September 17, 2006, at the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.
The 10 day festival will not only be highlighting the sold out shows of 2003 (such
as "House of Wax", Creature From the Black Lagoon", "Robot Monster",
"The Glass Web" and "Dial M For Murder"), but will also be
showing EIGHT new "Golden Era" titles, most of which have never been seen
in over 50 years in 3-D. In fact, two of the titles have never been shown in 3-D
even in the 1950's! The Expo will be having the World 3-D premieres of "Diamond
Wizard" (1954) and "Jivaro" (1954). Most of the other six new titles,
"Sangaree", "Those Redheads From Seattle", "Taza, Son of
Cochise", "Devil's Canyon", "Wings of the Hawk", and "Cease
Fire" have not been seen in 3-D since their original release dates.'
Yup, lots of bad films, but 3-D is so much fun this surely should not be missed by anybody in SoCal (or the truly crazed anywhere in the country, or the world, for that matter). The first festival was great.
http://www.3dfilmfest.com/
'September 8-17, 2006
Hollywood -- SabuCat Productions will try to top their highly successful "World
3-D Film Expo" of 2003 with "World 3-D Film Expo II", this coming
September 8 through September 17, 2006, at the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.
The 10 day festival will not only be highlighting the sold out shows of 2003 (such
as "House of Wax", Creature From the Black Lagoon", "Robot Monster",
"The Glass Web" and "Dial M For Murder"), but will also be
showing EIGHT new "Golden Era" titles, most of which have never been seen
in over 50 years in 3-D. In fact, two of the titles have never been shown in 3-D
even in the 1950's! The Expo will be having the World 3-D premieres of "Diamond
Wizard" (1954) and "Jivaro" (1954). Most of the other six new titles,
"Sangaree", "Those Redheads From Seattle", "Taza, Son of
Cochise", "Devil's Canyon", "Wings of the Hawk", and "Cease
Fire" have not been seen in 3-D since their original release dates.'
Yup, lots of bad films, but 3-D is so much fun this surely should not be missed by anybody in SoCal (or the truly crazed anywhere in the country, or the world, for that matter). The first festival was great.
http://www.3dfilmfest.com/
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I'm primed. Seriously considering springing for a room in LA during the proceedings, as the drive to and from South Orange County is somewhat grueling.
No Hondo, though. Pity.
No Hondo, though. Pity.
Man, what a blast. Are they projecting in the red/blue anaglyph method, or a two projector polarized method??
Are they projecting in the red/blue anaglyph method, or a two projector polarized method??
Polarized, baby. They do it right. I still have my $15 polarized glasses from the other fest. And they have the requisite "silver screen".
Polarized, baby. They do it right. I still have my $15 polarized glasses from the other fest. And they have the requisite "silver screen".
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Sweet!! Man, I'd love to see this.
| Originally Posted by Shaded Dogfood Are they projecting in the red/blue anaglyph method, or a two projector polarized method?? Polarized, baby. They do it right. I still have my $15 polarized glasses from the other fest. And they have the requisite "silver screen". |
Bump bump. It starts this Friday, 9/8. I've got my pass and some artist friends from way back have offered me a place to crash near Griffith Park, so I'm loaded for bear.
Be there or be square. Or cube, as the case may be.
Be there or be square. Or cube, as the case may be.
It's not quite worth a four day drive 
But it's tempting!
But it's tempting!Quote:
James Cameron is a huge proponent of 3D. His next feature will be filmed entirely in 3D, IIRC. He's put some major $$ into the technology.
Back on topic, Shaded, please tell about the experience if you get to attend.
| Originally Posted by Run4two I'd love to see 3-D get more publicity and more r&d to help create the next gen of awesome entertainment. |
Back on topic, Shaded, please tell about the experience if you get to attend.
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