3D Stereoscopic Filmmaking

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3D Stereoscopic Filmmaking
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Index

• Stereoscopic Filmmaking
• 3D Stereoscopic Filmmaking
• Method of Stereoscopic
• Stereoscopic Filmmaking Curriculum
• Software Used

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Stereoscopic Filmmaking

• We live in a three-dimensional world.
• A renewal of stereoscopic cinematography is
  attempting to bring dimension to life on the
  screen.
• With stereoscopic filmmaking comes a completely
  new set of creative techniques, rules and editing
  practices.

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3D Stereoscopic Filmmaking

• 3D stereoscopic filmmaking is a technique for
  creating or improving the illusion of depth in
  the image using stereopsis for binocular vision.
• Stereoscopy creates the illusion of the
  three-dimensional depth from two given sets of
  two-dimensional images.

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• 3D Stereoscopic filmmaking is produced by
  creating two views of the same screen using two
  separate cameras, slightly offset to simulate
  distance between the eyes of watchers.
• By Projecting these image simultaneously through
  a particular system, with the audience wearing
  tinted glasses these views are sent to the
  appropriate left and right eyes where brain fuses
  images together giving the viewer a strong
  illusion of depth.

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• Any stereoscopic image is called a stereogram.
• This new experience is drawing audiences to see
  many Bollywood and Hollywood films made in
  stereoscopic 3D.

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Method of Stereoscopic

• Most stereoscopic methods present two offset
  images separately to the left and right eye of
  the watcher.
• These two-dimensional images are then combined in
  the brain to give the perception of 3D depth.

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• This technique is distinguished from 3D displays
  that display an image in three full dimensions,
  allowing the watcher to increase information
  about the 3-dimensional objects being displayed
  by eye and head movements.
• To Learn this course in depth and on high-level
  one should join animation training institute.

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Stereoscopic Filmmaking Curriculum

• Basics of Compositing
• Digital Enhancement
• Concepts of Stereoscopy
• Rotoscoping
• Planar tracking
• Match moving

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• Clean plate creation
• Depth creation for 2D/3D
• Conversion
• Advanced node-based compositing

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Software Used

• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe After Effects
• Silhouette
• Mocha
• Nuke