Nightmare in 3D!

Hey All,

Over the weekend I shot Reverse Window and had my first taste directing a 3D project. It was a great experience and manipulating the disparity throughout the shoot allowed me to get a better feel on how to utilize depth appropriately, while following the 1/30 rule.

This week, I wanted to share some stereograph art from Joel Fletcher. Fletcher is a photographer and stop motion animator who worked on many different hollywood projects in his career, of the most famous, The Nightmare Before Christmas. While on set, he took many photos of the sets and characters  using a stereo rig on Kodachrome slidefilm. He later digitized and transformed many into anaglyph format which resulted in some awesome Jack Skellington nightmare pics.

What I found most notable of his efforts though is the amount of depth he was able to capture and include. Many of the pics have household locations and also choose interesting elements to highlight (checkout the parallax within the mirror). Hopefully, some of the pics will provide some inspiration in the weeks to come!

More of Joel Fletcher's Anaglyph 3D Nightmare Before Christmas pictures can be seen here: http://www.joelfletcher.com/3d-nightmare.html