Films
BX3, 3DVX and other 21st Century 3D exclusive technologies put today’s cutting edge stereoscopic 3D production techniques within your grasp.
Julia X (3D), (2010)
Shot with 21st Century 3D’s BX3 utilizing RED One cameras at 4K resolution. Julia X is currently in production. Check back soon for more details and photos.
Check Julia X at IMDB
Call Of the Wild 3D, (2009)
In 2008 director Richard Gabai turned to 21st Century 3D to provide stereoscopic expertise and uniquely designed equipment to shoot his family adventure in 3D. This was the first time a completely live action independent feature film was shot in digital 3D and distributed world wide. The film was shot and post-production was completed in a record 11 months. Location production in Montana’s wintry weather on a short schedule and microbudget proved greatly challenging for both equipment and crew.
With the release of Call of the Wild 3D, 21st Century 3D CEO Jason Goodman became the first person in Hollywood history to be recognized by the Director’s Guild of America as a stereographer on a theatrically released feature film. The cameras used in producing Call of the Wild 3D were the now discontinued BX1 and venerable 3DVX3.5. Lessons learned on Call of the Wild 3D led to the further development of the 3DVX3.5’s unique optical axial offset feature.
Planet You in 3D (2009)
Planet You in 3D was a joint venture between The Houston Health Museum and the Boston Museum of Science. In an effort to make science amusing and educational, Planet You 3D takes viewers on a journey discovering all the microscopic creatures that live on our bodies.
21st Century 3D executed the live action 3D production as well as rendering of the stereoscopic CG animated elements and post production, all the way to delivery of final elements in DCI compliant 3D format. Planet You 3D is now playing at a museum near you!
