Edited by Max Hemmo
Hardback: 234 pages
Publisher: Fachverlag Schiele & Schoen (May 2012)

Stereoscopy is not only changing the way we see movies today even the film production goes through the revolutionary process. Producing a technically sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing s3D Film demands not only to understand the problems and difficulties that may arise in the context of such a project, but also to know how to resolve the challenges. The German Film and Television University Konrad Wolf has collaborated with Camelot Broadcast Services GmbH, an interdisciplinary research filmproject. Together with professionals from the industry, the graduates and students of this project developed strategies to answer technical and aesthetic questions of stereoscopy and s3D film production. The scientific foundation of this project is the production and analytical review of three stereoscopic films, which are documented in this book. All films are included in the 3D Blu-ray. This book examines and delivers essential knowledge about production, professional understanding of the human eye, camera work, thoughts about the sound concept and the integration of new role models on the set, up to the possibilities of post-production. The new aesthetic aspects, camera set ups and postproduction choices can enrich the cinematic expression, but also bring unexpected complications. The Blu-ray contains six movies. Four of these are in 3D: one fictional, one documentary and two experimental films have been produced in s3D exclusively to show the work of a film crew, documenting not only the production but also conflicts during their creation. The 3D Blu-ray is concluded with a comprehensive behind the scenes of the project and a compelling bonus section.

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