Duration: 90 minutes. Highway to Hell is on IMDB (with very light info available as for now) and will be released on July 23, 2012 in Blu-ray 3D on Amazon UK.

3DFM is sponsored by the MEDIA Programme of the European Commission. 3DFM will take place in Liège, Belgium, on December 4-5, 2012 during our overall 3D Stereo MEDIA event. In 2011, they received 60 projects, for a total budget of about 250,000,000 €. 3DFM is intended to be both a market for stereoscopic 3D movie projects and a forum for discussion and education about producing and distributing S-3D content.

To promote the game in Japan, Nippon Ichi hired pop artist Shinonoko to create new artwork for Cave Story 3D. The Japanese version of Cave Story 3D will have additional content as Nippon Ichi included retro game collaborations with content from Ikki, Dragon Slayer, and Crazy Climber.

^{Left: New Artwork for Japan; right: classic artwork in the US version by Nicalis}

To raise awareness about this issue, Serji Pujades(in the picture below) and his colleagues from INRIA,Grenoble, France presented a 16 minutes talk at the Stereoscopic Displays and Application conference in January 2012. They presented a new method to detect focus mismatch running in real-time. The presentation is available in full here under.

This video exemplifies the results of high quality, professional 3D productions, and by using Cyclopital3D attachments in the production process, “Balloon in the City 3D” is a unique experience that everyone can enjoy.

The 5 minutes 22 seconds short is visible here under in FullHD 3D.

The Zecotek autostereoscopic displays propose a large number of views to the viewers on a wider angle than others (typically 50°). The number of views generated by the system goes from 2 to 90 and is software-adjustable. Part of the Zecotek 'secret' lies in time-multiplexing: using the same pixel for different views at different times, a principle not uncommon to stereoscopic active glasses, but  here without any.

A 32-inch prototype of the Zecotek autostereoscopic display is currently being demonstrated at their Vancouver and Singapore offices. It is visible on request.

Shot in 4K and presented on 14 digital screens mixed with partially real-world sets, the attraction is enjoyed from a 12-person vehicle designed to look as a transformer named Evac. who goes on a breakneck chase from the headquarters of the top-secret NEST agency through city streets, across rooftops and even inside an office building on the hunt for a missing shard of the AllSpark, the powerful Transformers artifact.

Four Sony 4K projectors

The projector set-up for the record-breaking screening comprised of an array of four Sony 4K SRX-R320's, projecting left and right eye 3D stereosopic images simultaneously onto a giant 25.9m x 14m screen (86' x 46').

Powered by Nvidia and Fordela, the competition is open to any short subject work of 40 minutes or less. Filmmakers can upload their works to a secure 3D website at: 3DindyCompetition.com. Deadline for entries is November 16, 2012. Entries will be judged by a panel of Society voting member professionals.

“The winning filmmaker will be flown to Los Angeles to receive his or her award at our Creative Arts Awards Ceremony in February,” said Society President, Jim Chabin. “This is our chance to shine the spotlight on the star filmmakers of tomorrow.”