2016 7th Annual 3D Creative Arts Awards

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AWARD WINNERS INCLUDE:

3D Live Action Feature
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Disney/Lucasfilm

3D Animated Feature
Inside Out
Pixar

Stereography Live Action
The Martian
20th Century Fox

Stereography Animated
Inside Out
Pixar

Use of Native 3D
The Martian
20th Century Fox

Use of 2D to 3D Conversion
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Disney/Lucasfilm

3D Scene of the Year
The Walk ("Tight Rope Walk Between WTC Twin Towers")
Sony/Legend 3D

3D Feature Jury Prize
40 Below and Falling
Avatar Media
Canada

3D Feature Jury Prize
Monster Hunt
Edko Films Ltd
China

3D Animated Feature Jury Prize
Gamba
Shirogumi
Japan

3D Short Live Action
Hard Reset
Buk Films

3D Short Animated
Lava
Pixar

3D Short Animated Jury Prize
CODA
National Film Board of Canada

3D Documentary
Conquest of the Skies: Episode 3 - Rivals
Colossus Productions

3D Documentary Short
Reserve Effect
GG Productions (Italy)

3D Advertisement
Schvabe
Stereotec

Harold Lloyd Award
Victoria Alonso
Marvel

Sir Charles Wheatstone Award
BBC Earth

VR, HDR, UHD

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VR
The Walk: Virtual Reality Experience
Sony/Create Design LA

High Dynamic Range
Emma
Pannon Entertainment

UHD
Great Barrier Reef
Atlantic Productions

http://theadvancedimagingsociety.com...ds-7th-annual/


Other Years:
2018
2017
2015
2014
2013

[BleedOrange11]

Notes:
1. I'm glad The Martian and The Walk got some wins. Those two deserve it.
2. I love seeing what short films and foreign films they pick.
3. Japanese animation studio Shirogumi has now won Animated Jury Prize two years in a row for Gamba and Stand by Me Doraemon.
4. Mojin: The Lost Legend must not have been submitted.
5. David Attenborough is an unstoppable 3D documentary machine.
6. The Advanced Imaging Society panders to Pixar.

[BleedOrange11]

Gamba Extended Trailer (Seven Samurai with rodents):

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http://www.screendaily.com/news/japa...e?referrer=RSS

Hard Reset Trailer (native 3D shot by a grad student at UT-Austin for his thesis):

Hard Reset - Official Trailer - YouTube

40 Below and Falling 3D Trailer (great native 3D):

40 Below and Falling 3D 4K trailer - YouTube

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Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

Notes:
1. I'm glad The Martian and The Walk got some wins. Those two deserve it.
2. I love seeing what short films and foreign films they pick.
3. Japanese animation studio Shirogumi has now won Animated Jury Prize two years in a row for Gamba and Stand by Me Doraemon.
4. Mojin: The Lost Legend must not have been submitted.
5. David Attenborough is an unstoppable 3D documentary machine.
6. The Advanced Imaging Society panders to Pixar.

Thanks for posting the information on the 3D awards for 2015.
I'm guessing they didn't see Pixar's Good Dinosaur when they chose the award for Inside Out.

I'm interested in seeing Gamba with the mice in 3D if the 3D is strong.
Yes, nice to see Martian and Walk recognized.

Strong 3D in 40 Below and Falling 3D Trailer, agreed. I wish more new 3D movies set their 3D goals to that range of strong 3D.

[BleedOrange11]

With the exception of last year, this society has limited their main award categories to Oscar-quality films. The studios have to submit their features and pay a fee to be considered, so I bet most don't even bother submitting ones with rotten critic reviews even if they have good 3D. Pixar probably didn't even enter The Good Dinosaur in lieu of Inside Out generating more awards buzz. If possible, they should make their ceremony more open to broaden the scope of their selections.

Shirogumi used strong 3D for Stand by Me Doraemon, except for a few converted sections. Just watching the 2D trailer, you can tell that Gamba is designed for stereo 3D. I presume it will also have nice depth and hope we get a blu-ray 3D this year.

I'd watch 40 Below and Falling too although it looks like a big heap of romantic cheese, assumingly made just to prove that any genre can use 3D. It's probably the best live 3D released in 2015 (counting Tiger Mountain as 2014).

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by BleedOrange11

With the exception of last year, this society has limited their main award categories to Oscar-quality films. The studios have to submit their features and pay a fee to be considered, so I bet most don't even bother submitting ones with rotten critic reviews even if they have good 3D. Pixar probably didn't even enter The Good Dinosaur in lieu of Inside Out generating more awards buzz. If possible, they should make their ceremony more open to broaden the scope of their selections.

Shirogumi used strong 3D for Stand by Me Doraemon, except for a few converted sections. Just watching the 2D trailer, you can tell that Gamba is designed for stereo 3D. I presume it will also have nice depth and hope we get a blu-ray 3D this year.

I'd watch 40 Below and Falling too although it looks like a big heap of romantic cheese, assumingly made just to prove that any genre can use 3D. It's probably the best live 3D released in 2015 (counting Tiger Mountain as 2014).

Thanks. I didn't know an entry fee was required, limiting the entries per studio.
Yes, the shot with the mouse hanging off the back of the vehicle going down the hill, his legs falling towards the camera. I hope we get it on blu ray 3D in 2016, agreed.

40 Below isn't a genre I'd normally watch either, though the 3D goals of the film are commendable and a great example of strong 3D, based on the trailer anyway.

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I kind of forgot about these awards - better late than never seeing who won.