-By Sarah Sluis “Most of the 2D-to-3D process is a visual effect, it’s just a specific application of different [FX] things,” explains Matt DeJohn of In-Three , which converted part of Alice in Wonderland and G-Force. “We’re creating mattes like you would on a green screen, we’re keying out characters, we’re doing paint like you [...]
Highlights from The International 3D Society’s recent panel on 2D to 3D Conversion featuring Matt Dejohn VP/VFX Producer at In-Three.
Suzanne Lloyd, granddaughter of Harold Lloyd, will present the Intl. 3D Society’s first annual Harold Lloyd Award on October 5. No recipient has yet been announced.Lloyd, who died in 1971, had a career that spanned acting, directing and producing. In 1947 he began photographing with a stereoscopic still camera and amassed a vast collection of [...]
By Ron Henson Sony Pictures, located in Culver City on the West Side of Los Angeles, was the epicenter of a gathering of entertainment industry leaders in the field of 3D imaging and 2D to 3D conversion on June 17, 2010. The event was hosted by the International 3D Society and took place at the [...]
International 3D Society Announce 2D to 3D Conversion Panel June 17 The International 3D Society in association with the Visual Effects Society will present the 2D to 3D Conversion Panel on June 17 from 6-9 p.m. at Sony Pictures Imageworks. The panel will focus on the latest 2D to 3D conversion technology and processes. The [...]
Matt DeJohn, VFX Producer at In-Three will be speaking during the first night of a three part series on 3D Filmmaking Technology. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will devote three Tuesday evenings – June 22 and 29, and July 6 – to exploring 3D techniques and their rapidly expanding use in filmmaking [...]
Damian Wader, the VP of Business Development for IN-THREE, INC., one of the pioneers in 3-D technology. Hub Culture’s Sharon Swart asks him about the 2-D to 3-D process. Damian talks about some of the films that will be converted to 3-D — George Lucas will be converting all six films of the Star Wars [...]
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