(Fwd) First Ever 3D Movie/Video Competition

[P3D Lawrence Kaufman <kaufman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Subject: First Ever 3D Movie/Video Competition
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Date: Fri, 6 Dec 1996 01:24:51 -0800

Here are the details on the up coming 3D Movie/Video Competition...
(Please help us get the word out!)

The First Ever 3D Movie/Video Competition sponsored by the
3D Movie/Video division of the Stereo Club of Southern California

Closing date for entries...............February 28, 1997
Judging........................................March 8, 1997
Public showing............................March 9, 1997 
Entries returned...........................March 18, 1997
Catalog mailing...........................April 26, 1997

                                             JUDGES

STEPHEN HINES, a former Eastman Kodak researcher, Mr. Hines has 
developed 3D movie cameras for Disney Studios. Since founding 
HinesLab in 1984, he has designed and developed specialized 3D 
equipment such as the StereoCam and autostereo (3D without glasses)
video displays.

BILL WARREN is the author of "Keep Watching the Skies", which has 
been called "the most authoritative work on the fantasy cinema." Mr.
Warren is a contributing editor of "Leonard Maltin's Movie and Video
Guide". He has written and contributed to numerous science fiction 
magazines and books. He was the Hollywood correspondent for the 
French television series "Fantasy" and is the "sysop" on GEnie, the 
commercial computer service. Genie "Livewire" Magazine is were 
Bill Warren's MovieBase can be found, currently with over five hundred
reviews. His most recent book, "Set Visits: Interviews with 32 Horror
and Science Fiction Filmmakers", will be published soon.

DAVID STARKMAN has been involved in stereo photography for more
than two decades. Mr. Starkman has played a very active roll in the 
Stereo Club of Southern California. He is a regular contributor to 
"Stereo World" through his NewViews column. He, along with Susan
Pinsky, founded Reel 3-D Enterprises nineteen years ago. Reel 3-D
is the largest mail order selection of new 3D supplies. Reel 3-D has
published numerous helpful guides for stereo photographers, 
including 18 catalogs, 3 bound editions of "Reel 3-D News" and "Reel
3-D Enterprises' Guide to the Nimslo 3D Camera".

                                             JUDGING/SHOWING

Entries will be judged in the Media Center at Longley Way School
on Saturday, March 8, 1997, commencing at 1:00 P.M. A public
showing will take place in the Media Center on Sunday, March 9,
1997, commencing at 1:00 P.M.

                                            CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

ELIGIBILITY: Films must be produced by the entrant.
FORMATS: We are equipped to project 16mm Bolex/Elgeet, Super 8 
                  Elmo/Powell, Pulfrich, anaglyphs or VHS alternate-field
                  video. Please write or call about other formats.
JUDGING CRITERIA: Submissions will be judged on image quality 
                  within the limitations of the format, titles, creativity,                      
                  3D effect, editing and story.
LIABILITY: All possible care will be exercised in the handling of 
                 entries, but no responsibility is assumed for lose or 
                 damage of entries during judging or in transit. It is 
                 recommended that entries be insured during shipping.
                 Submission of entries will imply acceptance of all 
                 conditions.
PRIZES are being donated by Reel 3-D Enterprises, Michael Starks'
                 3DTV Corporation, Ray Zone and Lawrence Kaufman.

                                            FEES AND MAILING

North America: $8.00 U.S. (Includes surface mail return)
All Others: $10.00 U.S. (Includes air mail return)    
Make checks payable to: John Hart

Send films/videos with application form to:
3D Movie/Video Competition
Longley Way School
2601 Longley Way 
Arcadia, CA. 91006 U.S.A. 

 


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