3D relief to shine at Dimension 3
- The 6th Dimension 3 International Forum will, for the first time, combine film festival and market. Applications for 3D relief films are open until April 25.
Last year Pina 3D [+see also:
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A showcase for images in all their new dimensions, the forum has grown from strength to strength since its creation, each year welcoming more 3D professionals and experts, in all formats and for all phases of production (creation, post-production, distribution, and screening). Building on this success, this year the event has reached marked another milestone with the first 3D Market Place, a market for 3D programmes beside the conferences, workshops, and film festival already organised. To facilitate meetings between producers and distributers or cinema owners looking for 3D films, the forum will feature two half-days for business meetings.
As for film exploitation, France’s future is looking much brighter with regards to screening 3D films as the National Centre for Cinema and the animated image (CNC) has just announced that 71,1% of France’s cinema screen have been digitised, putting France in third place worldwide (after the United States and China) for cinema digitisation.
Distributors, producers, and filmmakers for 3D relief films who wish to take part in the 2012 Dimension 3 forum (in the festival competition and/or in the market) can sign up until April 25 in eight categories: feature film (fiction or documentary), short film, special formats (theme park, museums, Imax...), advertisement /corporate / graphics / videoclip, animation (one shot or series), fiction television (one shot or series), live acquisition (sport, events, concert...), school film.
To sign up, click here
(Translated from French)
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