SD&A 2020: Update from the 3-D SPACE Museum – A 2nd case study
Channel: IS&T Electronic Imaging (EI) Symposium
Date: 08/10/2020

This 3D presentation was delivered at the 31st annual Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference (27-29 January 2020) held in Burlingame, CA USA. For more information see: http://stereoscopic.org 

Title: Update from the 3-D SPACE Museum – A 2nd case study

Speaker: Eric Kurland, 3-D SPACE (USA)

Abstract: 3-D SPACE: The Center for Stereoscopic Photography, Art, Cinema, and Education is a Los Angeles based nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of the history of stereoscopic imaging and the advancement of current and future 3-D arts and sciences. At SD&A 2019, 3-D SPACE founder Eric Kurland presented a case study of the museum shortly after opening, and here he offers an update after a full year’s experience of operation.

Biography: 3-D SPACE founder Eric Kurland has over ten years of experience connecting the public to the 3-D community. His work as the Director of the Annual LA 3-D Movie Festival and five years as the President of the LA 3-D Club (the most active organization in the country for 3-D enthusiasts), as well as his professional stereoscopic work in the entertainment industry (including 3-D Director for the Grammy nominated OK Go music video ALL IS NOT LOST, Lead Stereographer for the Oscar nominated animated short MAGGIE SIMPSON IN THE LONGEST DAYCARE, and Lead for the Emmy nominated VR show THE SIMPSONS PLANET OF THE COUCHES for Google Spotlight Stories) puts 3-D SPACE in the position to be able to bring all aspects of the 3-D world together, from the fans, to independent artists, to the professionals working in the entertainment industry.

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