3-Duh

Hey, professors who told me shooting my senior thesis in stereo would be gimmicky -- suck on this:

"'When you look at the history of film, there have been to date two great revolutions—sound and color,' Jeffrey Katzenberg, the head of Dreamworks Animation and a tireless promoter of 3-D, told me. 'This will be the third great revolution. People are still somewhat skeptical and wonder if it’s a gimmick and if it is better suited to cartoons. I don’t believe that for a second. I think the day after Jim Cameron’s movie comes out, it’s a new world.' Michael Lewis, the C.E.O. of RealD, the leading 3-D projection company, says, 'The industry is looking for its Citizen Kane, its definitive work of 3-D, and Avatar may be that film.'"

From a 10/26/09 article in the New Yorker

Dance, Petunia, Dance!

http://www.squareamerica.com/bm16.htm



I am OBSESSED with these animated gifs of stereo cards. so OBSESSED that I am seriously considering the purchase of the new beam splitter for digital Canon EOS cameras. And getting my MFA at Yale. Hahaha. I can't believe I thought I was up too late, because it's 2:30 am and I am clearly dreaming.

Maybe I'll let myself buy one in celebration when I have a real job again -- if I have a real job again. Oy. Bedtime.