New film explores movement via dance
Germany’s official Oscar submission, Pina, documents the life of dancer Pina Bausch.
Tag Archive for: 3-d
Art show questions the role of technology
The Annenberg Space for Photography’s current installation examines whether technology enhances or detracts from art.
Classic sports a new look
RealD 3D attempts to revamp the classic Disney film, The Lion King, but does a poor job.
Old hits take on a new dimension
This year has been full of big-budget 3-D productions; so much so that big production houses are now considering rereleasing past super-hits in 3-D. On Sept. 12, a four-minute 3-D preview of the “Danger Zone” aerial flight sequence from the 1986 classic Top Gun was screened at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam. It […]
Sanctum proves overly invested in story
The film’s story is the stuff of a serious thrill movie but the focus stays on the characters.
USC professor develops 3-D construction device
The 3-D “printer” can construct houses layer by layer based on a digital computer design.
Holograms central to new program
School of Social Work will use artificial intelligence to study post-traumatic stress disorder.
Fans experience exhilarating win in 3-D
Some of the Trojan faithful watch Saturday’s game from an entirely new perspective.
Students set for 3-D game day experience
ESPN using Saturday’s football broadcast to assess fan interest in watching sports in 3-D.
Galen Center to air USC-Ohio State game in 3-D
ESPN’s Sept. 12 telecast will be used as a barometer to test 3-D broadcasts and fan reaction.