Principles of Stereoscopic 3D

Overview

This one day seminar is aimed at anyone who is considering moving into stereoscopic film making. It covers the basics of stereoscopic 3D with some demonstrations.

Who Should Attend

Producers ,DPs,anyone with an interest in Stereoscopic 3D film making.

Course Outline

·         Screening of stereoscopic 3D footage

·         How stereoscopic 3D works

·         Differences between shooting a typical 2D and a stereoscopic 3D film

·         Equipment and logistics involved in shooting a stereoscopic film

·         An overview of 3D camera rigs

·         Differences between mirror rigs and side-by-side rigs

·         Demonstration of a 3D mirror rig

·         Pre production and production considerations for a stereoscopic film

Duration

8hrs (1 day)

Time

9:30AM - 5:30PM

Training Dates

 

March 19, 2010

Course Fee

S$ 300 (after 50% MDA subsidy)

MDA will offer a 50 per cent subsidy on course fees for all Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (PRs) who attend. Students will be required to pass the requisite assessments before the subsidy is granted.

Location

AV8 Media

Course Application Form

Please fill out the form and fax it to 63369303 to confirm a seat.

You can Click here to Download the Course Application Form PDF Version (*Please note you need Adobe Acrobat Reader)

About the Instructor

Ian Wee Woon Hui has had a lifelong fascination with the moving image. From as young as 14 he was already experimenting with digital film making. He graduated with a Merit Diploma in Film, Sound & Video from the School of Film and Media Studies (Ngee Ann Polytechnic) and is currently a director in post production company,Widescreen Media.

He was a first mover in the world of HD, directing one of Singapore's first HD shoots during the F1 Powerboat races held here. During this shoot Ian designed workflows and helped to troubleshoot the problems that ensued from combining different HD formats into one finished product. He has also directed documentaries for Discovery Channel,National Geographic ,Channel News Asia and Arts Central.

He is now a first mover in the brand new field of Stereoscopic 3D film making. With the help of the Media Development Authority ,Ian and his business partner Kevin Lau attended specialised Stereoscopic 3D courses in Germany. This gave them an an opportunity to work with leading stereographers and stereoscopic 3D equipment manufacturers. With the experienced gained there and in the US,Ian's company is one of the first production companies in Asia with the capability and equipment to shoot live action 3D.