Technology for Storytelling

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Lenny Lipton, 3D Filmmaking Pioneer, Dies.

Post author By Steve
Post date October 7, 2022
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In the Hollywood 3D community, Lipton is known for developing the ZScreen electro-optical modulator — a tool used in digital 3D projection — through his company, StereoGraphics.

Tags 3D film, Cinematography, VFX

Documentary Filmmaking World Fairs and Expos

Christopher Chapman: Oscar winner made “A Place to Stand” for Expo 67

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Post date November 10, 2015
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At Expo 67, in Montreal, A Place to Stand was projected in 70 mm on a screen, using nine synchronized projectors – the beginning of Imax technology.

Tags 3D film, 70mm, A Door in the Wall, A Place to Stand, Christopher Chapman, D.W. Griffith, Expo 67, Georges Méliès, Gower Champion, Imax, Moviola, National Film Board of Canada, Norman Jewison, Oscars, Steve McQueen, The Thomas Crown Affair, Todd-AO, Travelling Mattes

Cinematography VFX

Peter Anderson ASC wins Gordon Sawyer Award for his contributions to 3-D technology. Updated.

Post author By Steve
Post date February 16, 2014
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Congratulations to Peter Anderson ASC on getting the Gordon E. Sawyer Award for his contributions to 3D technology.

Tags 3D film, Cinematography, Color Decision List, Curtis Clark ASC, Douglas Trumbull, Gordon Sawyer Award, Peter Andersen ASC, Rhythm & Hues, VFX

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