Blood of Ohma 3D SBS Blu-ray (2011) [Region Free] [BD-R]

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Originally Posted by GMDFilms

Hello all, this is Paul Gorman, I'm the director of "Blood of Ohma".
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I shot it on a custom built camera rig that essentially mounted 2 Sony HD camera's side by side. Some shots were done on the Sony Bloggie 3D. I edited the film in Sony Vegas 11.

I'm happy to answer any questions about the film, and I certainly appreciate the feedback offered here on this forum.

- Paul Gorman
Director
GMD Films

I have some questions: It's rare to be able to ask a filmmaker directly, thanks for answering as best as you can: Feel free to answer briefly if you like.

1. Will this be available on amazon.com, bestbuy.com, etc? I ask as amazon gives free shipping for orders 25$ and over if shipped from them.

2. I'm not a major fan of Big Foot movies, but I did enjoy the movie Snow Beast with Yvette Mimeux (spelling) from the 80's. The one where they go skiing and the snow beast lurks in the forests above. Compared to that film, where they rarely showed the snow beast, do we get to see the Big Foot in Ohma film near the end of the film, throughout or not at all?

3. About the 3D: Would you say that still shot on your site is a good example of what to expect with the rest of the film's 3D quality in stereo 3D? The 3D shot was in anaglyph, I think someone sitting on a couch.
Based on that, what is currently your favorite major motion picture in stereo 3D that you are inspired by?

4. I saw Night of the Living Dead 3D, and it was anaglyph. The still frames looked great, but the movie's actual 3D seemed flatter. I saw its potential, but the anaglyph ultimately ended up looking flat for some reason. How does your anaglyph version compare to the stereo 3D version?

5. When you edited this in Sony Vegas 11, I read you interacted with Sony directly about the process and had to overcome some software limitations. Do you also have your own blu ray burning process, or did you have to send it out to a company for printing being an independent company? I read it's very expensive being so early in the new stereo 3D market.

Answer any that you have time for. Thanks!