TimeSlice Films has captured the world’s first stereoscopic camera array shots for feature film & if you have a pair of red/cyan anaglyph glasses you can view the examples shown here in 3D. The feature is called Street Dance 3D and our camera array work for the film has been well received:
“There’s also a pioneering 3D bullet-time moment that’s worth the price of admission alone.” viewlondon.co.uk
Tim Macmillan pioneered our stereoscopic work when IMAX commissioned him to deliver 3D TimeSlice sequences in 2000, the aim was to see how three dimensional a camera array shot could really look, the conclusion was very! 10 years later and we were commissioned to capture a number of different moments for this film. The end results are eye catching scenes of well known dance acts like Flawless & Diversity in mid action, jump, back-flips, spins….
“There’s also a pioneering 3D bullet-time moment that’s worth the price of admission alone.” viewlondon.co.uk
Tim Macmillan pioneered our stereoscopic work when IMAX commissioned him to deliver 3D TimeSlice sequences in 2000, the aim was to see how three dimensional a camera array shot could really look, the conclusion was very! 10 years later and we were commissioned to capture a number of different moments for this film. The end results are eye catching scenes of well known dance acts like Flawless & Diversity in mid action, jump, back-flips, spins….