Stereomedia Clients
Here's a partial list of clients we've served. Click on a name to view more details:
Medical and Health Care Clients
Stereomedia has a long history, since the early 1990s, of producing Stereo 3d video for Medical Clients in education, promotion and trade shows.
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Boston Veterans Hospital
Ciba-Geigy Pharmaceutical
LENGTH: 8 minutes
PURPOSE: The Project had two purposes... the first was to introduce Voltaren® to their trade show visitors.
The product had been on the market for some time and the client believed that their story had a greater chance of drawing people into the booth if it were presented in 3D.
Voltaren®: An anti-inflammatory medication used to treat pain.
The second reason was a sales aid for their field reps. Stereomedia was asked to design and manufacture 3D viewing Systems that could be used to view the same show in 3D on standard television sets. Read More
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Ciba
We produced over 10,000 pairs of liquid crystal glasses.
Doheny Eye Institute
Stereomed was invited to participate in an experimental program aimed at reducing the amount of interpretation time necessary to determine the difference between "dimples" or polyps as viewed from electro-photographs taken of the inside of the eye.
In the past, two-dimensional photos had been the only option and successive photos were necessary to determine which of the two options were present. 
Stereomed multiplexing technology was connected to the image-stream and instead of many photographic scans just two were required. Each image was interlaced field-sequentially and viewed on CRT monitors with electronic liquid-crystal glasses. The differences were recognized immediately thus saving hours of study and interpretation.
Stereoscopic electro-photography has remained a major diagnostic tool for clinical studies.
Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals
LENGTH: 4:31
PROJECT: Lilly Oncology Presents- "Relentless: The Pursuit of Answers"
This was an unusual project and different than most we've done.
The client provided us with non-3D photographs and asked us to convert them to 3D, then have them move; pan and zoom. We disassembled the images and then assigned each element into spatial positions within the frame. We had certain foreground elements moving at one speed and as many as five other elements moving at different speeds which gave the effect of actual motion to the viewer.
PRESENTATION: Seven HD screen display.
There were three small, stacked 2DHD screens on either side on the center 3D rear-projected screen. As the center screen changed each of the smaller surrounding screens changed as well, reflecting the action happening in the center.
After it's run in the United States, this same piece was then dubbed into Spanish and presented at trade shows across Spain.
International Telepresence, Ltd.
Johnson & Johnson/ASP
Viewers were taken on a journey inside the system
LENGTH: 4 minutes
PROJECT: Stereomedia was asked to produce a four-minute Stereo3D video featuring a sterilization system for surgical instruments.
They wanted it presented in a revolutionary and unique way. 3D audio and video took the viewer “into” the Sterrad System and “experience” the process almost first-hand, through the use of head-mounted display headsets.
They wanted to hit potential customers with "proof" their Sterrad was totally unlike any other sterilization product on the market.
One corner of the Sterrad booth was fashioned into a 3D VR Theater. Visitors were given HMD's and taken on a painless journey through the entire Sterrad Process.
The headsets allowed for a personal experience, which was the tie-in to the name of the presentation. 
Guests were handed VR Headsets
VR Suitcases
The VR Suitcase is a method of getting a client's message out to their client-base in a advanced-thinking sort of way.
Each suitcase can have up to five stereo audio/video headsets. All is self-contained and contains the choice of a small cassette or DVD player combined with a distribution amplifier. Salesman needed only to plug a single wire into a wall socket, pass out headsets and press "play".
Lifetime Medical Television Network
Mayo Clinic
Novartis Pharmaceutical
LENGTH: 
The only time the patient is seen is in reflections.12 minutes
PROJECT: "The Story of K.W."
This 3D video was specifically designed for use in a series of trade shows scheduled in major U.S. cities and in certain other countries. Communicating a strong message to primary care and geriatric physicians already treating patients with Alzheimer’s or soon would be, were the targets.
The client wanted to demonstrate the effects of the disease in a unique and memorable way but not from the perspective of what the disease appears like from outside the patient but the inside perspective... the view of the world from behind the patients eyes, witnessing the decline along with the patient as the disease begins to overtake them.
Binaural audio was used to capture the exact sounds surrounding the patient.Head-mounted displays, (HMD's) were used to take the viewer deeper into the patient’s world.
A unique audio process, binaural recording, begins with special "microphones" shaped like a human head and with human-shaped ears.
Alzheimer's disease is a medical illness that damages the nerves in the brain. At the start of this illness, the area of the brain that is affected most is the part that helps you remember things.
A person with Alzheimer's disease may have problems with such everyday tasks as remembering names or setting the table, for example, or using the telephone, paying bills, and getting familiar words out.
Nuclear Med, Inc.
LENGTH: 3 minutes
PROJECT: Present stereoscopic views of human brain cross-sections created using the client's nuclear imaging technology. 
PRESENTATION: Autostereoscopic screens mounted on booth walls. Visitors needed no glasses to view images in 3D.
Stereoscopic motion graphics were also included in the presentation.
Picker International, Inc.
Manufacturers of Medical Imaging Products
LENGTH: 4 minutes
PROJECT: Trade Show Presentation
Illustrate the uniques features of the client's medical product. The MRI modules passed around the patient instead of them travel through a narrow chamber, .
PRESENTATION: Twin-video projected in the client's booth. Visitors wore polarized glasses.
Ruggles Instrument, Inc.
LENGTH: 3 minutes
PROJECT: Produce a 3D video and world-renowned surgeons to illustrate the use of particular surgical instruments manufactured by the client.
Skull-base instrumentation
Among those featured surgeons many have developed surgical tools used in skull-based surgeries such as Cavernous sinus mangionoma, Retrosigmoid Retrolab Craniotomy for Acoustic Neuroma and Keyhole Microsurgery for C-P Angle Epidermoid.
Clearly narrated, it describes in a step-by-step manner how to dissect and reveal key anatomical structures of the skull base and inner ear. The dissections demonstrate all of the principal surgical approaches to the base of the skull. Since innovative surgical instrumentation is a key factor in minimally-invasive procedures, the client wanted this illustrated in equally innovative presentation.
PRESENTATION: Conventional television monitors were placed in locations around the booth. LC glasses were passed out and collected by the sales detail people.
USC School Of Medicine
"The Eyes of Medicine"
PROJECT: Series of six surgical operations “The Eyes of Medicine”
StereoMed has completed the first six segments for the medical series “The Eyes of Medicine”, consisting of six different operations as seen through the eyes of the surgeon, in full color and Stereoscopic 3D. Each segment is narrated by the performing surgeon.
This journey into stereo-microneurosurgery introduces the latest and most advanced neuro-surgical procedures and techniques and features some of the most gifted surgeons in the United States.
PRESENTATION: Conventional television sets and video projection.
The series is available on 3D/VHS and 3D/DVD and may be viewed on any standard CRT television monitor using LC shutter glasses. Other viewing options include LCD, LED, DLP and Plasma 3D-ready monitors using polarized glasses.
3D Music - Concert and Live Performance
Stereomedia has photographed over twenty music concerts in 3D,
beginning in 1993. 
We've pioneered and developed special equipment enabling us to become more “invisible” to the audience during “live” performances, but still be able to get the angles we need to bring the live feel & experience to the viewers.
We've photographed more musical shows in Stereo 3D than any other company in the world, and more than a decade before the “Hanna Montana”, "The Jonas Brothers 3D" & “U23D ” concerts.
In live theater, intimacy and rapport with the audience is at it's highest level. However, that same performance photographed and presented in standard 2D, even under the most ideal conditions, can lose much of that intimacy and "presence". This loss of this intimacy will often render an exciting subject flat and lifeless.
Stereo3D is the next logical step into reality.
With conventional two-dimensional photography, intimacy, presence and a true sense of reality are very often quite difficult to achieve. ![Cirque du Soleil "Saltimbanco 3D"](http://3dstereomedia.com/sites/default/files/images/Cirque 3D.img_assist_custom.jpg "Cirque du Soleil "Saltimbanco 3D"")
Cirque du Soleil "Saltimbanco 3D". Stereomedia leads the world in professional Stereo3D entertainment.
Since 1993, we have specialized in live-venue projects such as music concerts and "live" theatrical productions, with future plans of offering "live" and post-produced packages for home entertainment (TV & Internet). Programming is being developed for broadcast via satellite and cable in addition to a "rental" promotion for video stores. Stereomedia pioneered 3D live music capture in the late 90s.
With our specialized equipment and “live” 3D concert techniques make the production run more smoothly, and give the viewer that up close and personal experience of being at a live performance they’re expecting.
Here are some concert performances we've captured in Stereo 3D,(all photographed during concerts in paid venues with live audiences--not just in a controlled studio environment.)
- Beck
- Blues Traveler
- Cibo-Mato
- Cirque de Soleil
- Cranberries
- The Cure
- Deftones
- Devo
- Steve Earl
- EyeHateGod
- The Four Tops
- Free Range Chickens
- Peter Gabriel
- KISS
- Metallica
- David Nelson Band
- Pantera
- Reggae Sunsplash
- The Ramones
- Salmon Blasters
- Smashing Pumpkins
- Space Hog
- Sting
- White Zombie
KISS 3D on Tour
Stereomedia provided the live-to-projection 3D technology for the KISS Psycho Circus Tour. Three 45’ rear-projection screens were placed behind and above the act, and on either side of the stage. Eight 5K video projectors were focused on each screen. (four per eye), to assure maximum brightness and to overcome the pyro and other visual effects that were part of the show. The audience wore simple, lightweight polarized glasses.
Stereomedia also provided the cameras and 3D live 
Tiger on Green Screen in 3Dpreviz and technical support for the taping of the segments shot before the tour on a soundstage in Dallas Texas. 
These segments used the Stereomedia camera on standard camera cranes shooting against green screen for stunning visual effects composite in 3D. Live animals such as a tiger and an iguana were used as subjects.
AT&T "Cirque de Soleil"
LENGTH: 7 minutes CONCEPT: Capture the magic and "live" spirit of French-Canadian Cirque de Soleil troupe performing "Saltimbanco".
PRESENTATION: Projected to groups of 80 persons per showing for three days at trade show.
Cirque du Soleil Gallery
AT&T "On Tour"
LENGTH: Six-15 minute segments.
Pantera, taped in Stereo 3DCONCEPT: Series was designed to bring added realism to "live" concert performances. Groups included: Beck, Blues Traveler, Cirque du Soleil, Cranberries, The Cure, Deftones, Devo, Steve Earle, The Four Tops, Free Range Chickens, Metallica, Pantera, Salmon Blasters, Space Hog, Sting, White Zombie, and others.
The Four TopsPRESENTATION: Stereo3D visuals were sent to large screens around a number of the concert halls. Private screenings for executives were made using LC glasses and conventional video monitors.
Secret World, Ltd.
LENGTH: 8 minutes
CONCEPT: Photograph selections from the Peter Gabriel "Secret World" Tour in 3D.
PRESENTATION: Stereo3D was presented in two ways: projected onto large screens and direct-view monitors. Presentations were made at a series of W.O.M.A.D. (World Of Music And Dance), Festivals by erecting two tents to create two theaters; one containing a large screen projection, the other with the direct-view monitors. Polaroid glasses were used to view the projected video and LC glasses for the direct-view monitors.
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
LENGTH: 20 minutes
CONCEPT: The purpose was to determine if there was added value to the festivities and for potential broadcasts in the future. Arrivals of celebrities to the yearly event was hosted by Army Archerd and included: Jon Bon Jovi, Jeff Bridges, Francis Ford Coppola, Bob Hope, Tom Cruise, Roger Ebert, Richard Gere, Whoopi Goldberg, Richard Harris, Dustin Hoffman, Anthony Hopkins, Harvey Keitel, Jack Lemmon, Sophia Loren, and more.
PRESENTATION: Board of Governors meeting at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Images were displayed on two 35" direct-view video monitors and guests wore LC glasses.
Air LA Airlines
LENGTH: 8 minutes
CONCEPT: A small commuter airline needed to increase the value of their stock. The video was commissioned to describe to the airline's stockholders the importance of having a code-share agreement with a major international airline and how it would effect profits. The Stereo 3D video took the audience to various parts of Mexico and the U.S. served by the airline.
PRESENTATION: A dozen 32" video monitors were located around a large banquet room at a major hotel. Reality® LC glasses were placed on each of the 30 tables arranged in a semi-circle.
Reality® is a registered trademark of Stereomedia, Inc.
America's Cup Racing Commission
LENGTH:
7 minutes
CONCEPT: Record the final exciting moments leading up to the American win of this important race.
PRESENTATION: Projected onto a 12' x 14' rear-projection screen using a pair of stacked Barco 9200 projectors. Audience of approximately 300 wore polarized glasses.
Final Hours of America's Cup
The camera crew arrived at shortly before 7:00 a.m. to meet with E.S.P.N. producer and then jump aboard the pace boat. Our camera operator, Parker Bartlett, positioned himself just off the port bow, establishing the set-up position he would occupy for most of the day. Despite some choppy water, which almost threw he and the camera overboard, he managed to stay dry. A special waterproof canvas cover was designed to fit snugly over the LK-33, and keep salt spray, or worse, from both the head unit and the Sony BVV-5 Betacam deck. It was decided that both the camera and the cameraman should be secured with ropes, just in case things got active. The captain of the boat was instructed to get as close to the marking buoy's as possible, but being sure to stay clear of the flags which lined the course. There would only be one chance to catch a shot as they passed one of the final turns on the course. The pace boat would be able to "track" with them for about an eighth of a mile. As the two competing boats got closer, officials shouted through bullhorns for the camera boat to back away, as it had wandered into the course jockeying for the best angle of view. Read More
America's Cup
Once the race passed by, it would take less than 90 minutes for the race to be over. As soon as the crew got back to shore, a second camera position was established directly at the center of the finish line. Twin microphones were mounted nearby to capture the sounds of excitement in stereo. Ninety minutes, almost to the second, the racers could be seen rounding the last bend before heading through the breakwater to the dock. Cheers and shouting could be heard from the hundreds of people lined on the shore. The America 2 was clearly in the lead and finished full 4 minuets of the Australians.
Astounding Technologies, Inc.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
CONCEPT: Stereo3D video was used for a series of trade shows to demonstrate the features of a newly developed head-mounted-display.
PRESENTATION: 12 HMD's were arranged around the booth as "viewing stations" guests were invited to put on a headset and "visit another world".
Badcock Furniture Co.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
PROJECT: The client was a hundred year-old furniture manufacturer with more than 300 locations in eight states, decided to overhaul and upgrade their presence by creating a new concept theme "Badcock & more". This concept included a product line of more than 4,000 items, many of which had not been part of their previous manufacturing inventory.
One of a kind, futuristic furniture was rented and placed against a green screen.Management decided to introduce the "Badcock & more" concept to individual store owners, dealers and employees with a "not to be forgotten" 3D presentation.
In the final version, the furniture and other elements would float out of the screen toward the audience.
Best Brands, Inc.
LENGTH: 6 minutes
CONCEPT: The leading pet products distributor on the East Coast, had recently acquired the distribution rights to Jonny Cat, a popular brand of cat litter that had been up to then only available on the West Coast. To promote and celebrate this acquisition, management decided it would be fun to introduce this new product in a unique and memorable way to a hundred sales managers and buyers by showing real tigers, leopards and cougars using the products.
PRESENTATION: The Stereo3D video presentation was viewed at a hotel ballroom using two video projectors and large silver screen. Inexpensive polarized glasses were used to view the Stereo3D.
Bongo Del Caribe, S.A.
LENGTH: 7 minutes
Promotional 3D video for a night club in Cancun, Mexico.
Coco Bongo is a major night club with an 1,800 person capacity and located in the heart of Cancun's hotel district. Multi-level seating and nightly rock & roll and Salsa bands make Coco Bongo one of the most exciting and unique clubs in the world. They have flying acrobats, bar-top conga lines, live bands, DJ's, soap bubbles, balloons, confetti and streamers, fog, roving 3D video cameras sending "live" 3D images of the guests up to a giant screen. However, as unique as they were, competetion is stiff in Cancun and other clubs were looking for ways to lure partygoers into their clubs too.
CONCEPT: Have a 3D video made showing a typical night in the club.
The video was edited down, recorded to DVD and then given to "salesmen" equipped with portable DVD players and head-mounted displays who would hit the streets offering people a "3D View of what goes on inside Club Coco Bongo".
Cinema Ride, Inc.
LENGTH: 13 minutes
CONCEPT: StereoEncode separate right and left-eye master videotapes into a single, field-sequential format.
PURPOSE: Setting up a 3D demonstration of their ride for potential exhibitors was both expensive and required gathering together two projectors, a pair of video players with an edit-controller and a special screen, then find a dark room to put everything in.
They wanted to find a simpler solution to this. Our Stereo3D encoding made it possible for them to be able demonstrate their "3D ride attraction" using conventional video playback equipment, standard television monitor and LC viewing glasses and/or HMD's (head-mounted-displays).
EDS, Inc.
LENGTH: 7 minutes
PROJECT: EDS is a leading global technology services provider, that delivers business solutions to its customers.
Management wanted a unique and dynamic way to illustrate their ability to help their clients with mission-focused experience and expertise needed to help them reduce costs, streamline processes and operate more efficiently through solid teamwork. The U.S. Olympic Cycling Team was chosen as an example of how a winning team works, each passing the baton of responsibility in a secure way.
PRESENTATION: Trade Show. Rear-projected using a specially designed, high intensity 3D projection System. Guests wore polarized glasses.
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EDS Gallery
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Fogged in
The sun broke at Noon
Steadicam® on a car mount.
Foxwoods Resort & Casinos, Inc.
Foxwoods Casino Slots
LENGTH: 4 minutes
CONCEPT: Provide travel agents a cutting-edge sales tool that takes their "guest" on a virtual reality tour around and through the resort and casinos.
3D VR headsets are used to give them the feeling they're actually visiting Foxwoods in person. The 3D video takes them to the theaters, shopping areas, food courts, sports bars, slots and a journey into a few of the 2,000 hotel rooms.
PRESENTATION: Head Mounted Display's and compact DVD player.
Foxwoods is the largest casino in the world, with 340,000 square feet of gaming space in a complex that covers 4.7 million square feet. More than 40,000 guests visit Foxwoods each day.
Foxwoods Gallery
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Front Line Productions
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LENGTH: 3 minutes
CONCEPT: Promotional video of pilot presentation of a new children's show, "The Stone Balloon". Live-action characters, puppets and interesting concepts.
What's a "stone balloon"? The fact that the term doesn't make sense is the whole point of the name. Everyone knows that a stone balloon can't exist, except in someone's imagination. In this case it is the imagination of Martha Lewis Lambert, creator of "The Stone Balloon" a multimedia children’s television show, "Where the impossible becomes possible." Producers of the show think this will help to reshape, perhaps even revolutionize children’s edutainment offerings of the future. Director Jim Marino asked Stereomedia to photograph certain scenes of the show in 3D, as well as 3 minute "teaser" which features all of the main characters, to draw attention to the overall potential of the series. This promo was used to get attention at the "Home Video Show, in Las Vegas. The 3D camera was mounted on a small camera crane for maximum access to the elaborate set.
PRESENTATION: Standard television monitors and VCR's were used to present this promotional video in Stereo3D. This method was chosen because it's ultimate destination is home computers and television.
Gapp 96 Entertainment
LENGTH: 26 performances KISS "Psycho Circus" U.S. Tour
CONCEPT: Send "live" Stereo3D images of performers, from as many as three different angles, directly onto giant projection screens located around the stadiums and arenas; and be the first to use Stereo3D for a rock and roll tour.
PRESENTATION: Three 30' x 40' rear projection screens were positioned on either side of the stage and a third center stage behind the drummer. Stereo3D performances were shown to as few as 14,000 and as many as 54,000, at a single time. Twenty-four projectors, (4 per eye x 2) were used for the bigger venues such as Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium and Madison Square Garden in NYC.
Hilton Hotels and Resorts
LENGTH: 3 minutes
PROJECT: Hilton was expanding their Las Vegas gaming facilities and needed to make a dynamic presentation to their shareholders.
We began filming at 4:00 A.M. when traffic in the casino was at it's lowest and shot "B" roll material in the early evening. The Strip, hotel pass-by's all shot hanging out of the sunroof of a Hilton limo.
Honda Motors
Acura Division
LENGTH: 4 minutes
CONCEPT: Introduce a new model automobile in a unique and unforgettable way, and show how the Acura Service Department works with customers after the sale.
PRESENTATION: Two-22' x 30' silver-lenticular screens were located on either side of the convention hall . Each screen had two Hughes/JVC 12,000 lumens projectors, (to overpower the brightly lit convention floor). As conventioneers entered the hall they were handed the daily show magazine with polarized glasses stuffed inside.
Ikegami Electronics, Inc.
Stereo3D demonstration video at the 1992 National Association of Broadcasters Show (NAB) held in Las Vegas.
LENGTH: 4 minutes ("Magicbox")
CONCEPT: Demonstrate the features of the clients premier line of broadcast equipment and draw people into to their booth.
PRESENTATION: Five 21" 3D video monitors were set up in a row. Each was fitted with special electronic shuttering panels which allowed viewing on direct view monitors wearing only simple polarized glasses. There were over two thousand visitors lured to the booth in hopes of seeing authentic 3D television. No one walked away disappointed.
Imax
LENGTH: 13 minutes
SERVICE: StereoEncode right and left-eye 3D 70mm reduction prints into single, field-sequential, digital Stereo3D Video.
PRESENTATION: A cut-down version of "Across The Sea of Time" was used as a pre-show attraction in certain IMAX theaters. Computer monitors were fitted with Liquid-Crystal panels enabling visitors to view the 3D trailer using the same glasses used for the theatrical presentation.
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Ja. Hennessy Cognac, Ltd.
LENGTH: 12 minute
PROJECT: A Virtual Tour of the Hennessy facilities in Cognac, France.
The 3D video begins with the re-enactment of the famous Battle of Fontenoy, a historical illustration depicting the company founder, James Hennessy, as he distinguished himself as a war hero. The video then takes the viewer on a tour of the facility and a glimpse at the process of making fine French cognac.
The client wanted to introduce their product to an entirely new demographic and chose 3D to draw interest where there there seemed to be little. 
PRESENTATION: Barrel shaped traveling exhibit. Head Mounted Displays fitted into "Thunder Chairs". There were actually two levels to this exhibit. The lower floor was devoted to the visuals and the floor above was decorated in the French Regency style with a sitting room, hand-carved antique bar that served each visitor a complementary cognac.
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Hennessy Gallery
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3D With Steadicam: Stereomedia's 10x 3D Zoom Camera on Steadicam in Hennessy's barrel room
Setting the lighting for the beauty shot.
Ultimatte set up for 3D green screen compositing of "live action" with tape.
KODAK
Lucky-Goldstar Electronics
LENGTH: 3 minutes "Runaway Toboggan"
CONCEPT: A permanent motion-ride attraction for the corporate offices of clients electronics company in Korea. Twelve hundred school children a week visit this facility on a tour of one of L-G's many factories. Management wanted something exciting to offer the children, something that would draw a comparison between the future, "virtual reality" and Korean industry and achievement. The ride simulated a fast and harrowing ride down a mountainside in Lake Tahoe, California.
PRESENTATION: Three, pneumatic controlled, 3 DOF motion platforms were designed and fitted with mock-toboggans. Viewing is achieved through the use of VR head-mounted-display headsets.
L-G Gallery
Mercury Marine, Inc.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
PROJECT: The client wanted to re-introduce to distributors, managers and sales personnel the meaning of their slogan "#1 On the water". What better way to demonstrate this than a 3D presentation... 
High speed boat racing, quiet angling in a small boat purring it's way through the Everglades covered in Stereo 3D.
Mercury Marine Gallery
NASA - KSC Visitors Center
LENGTH: 6 minutes
PROJECT: Photograph the preparation for the launch of the Space Shuttle "Endeavor" and various activities happening around the spaceport. Click Here to see some of the video we shot for this project on Youtube. You can view with anaglyph glasses.
PRESENTATION: LC glasses and standard NTSC, monitors.
N.A.S.A. Picture Gallery
Shooting the Launch Platform
Under Shuttle Engines
Top of Launch Gantry
National Football League
LENGTH: 6 minutes
PROJECT: Raiders football team was interested in broadcasting certain games in 3D for pay-per-view purposes and wanted to see the effect of 3D in depicting football.
PRESENTATION: Mitsubishi Projection TV monitor and LC glasses.
Nature's Dream, Inc.
LENGTH: 12 minutes
PROJECT: To more effectively teach students how to use the client's skin rejuvenation products more realistically Stereo3D video was chosen for their training programs.
PRESENTATION: The client utilizes a single-projector solution to presentation. Stereomedia designed and built a complete presentation systems for both projected as well as for a direct-view LC system.
Silver tripod screen and polarized glasses.
Nutralite (Amway)
Oceanic, Inc.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
PROJECT: 3D underwater video both using and featuring the client's line of dive equipment and accessories. Sharks and dolphins were photographed off the coast of Grand Bahama, Island.
PRESENTATION: Trade Show Booths.
In certain shows the video was rear-projected and visitors wore polarized glasses. In other shows HMD's (head-mounted displays) were used to give the guest the feeling they were underwater. Playback was on mini-DV & DVD.
Optics 1, Inc.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
CONCEPT: Stereoencode their computer graphics, separate right and left-eye master videotapes into a single, field-sequential format.
PRESENTATION: Trade Shows. Used to demonstrate client's stereo-capable head mounted display.
Reebok International
LENGTH: 15 minutes (approximately)
PROJECT: Product Promotion. Client wanted to introduce a new distraction method to the health and fitness industry which would be both unique and, a commercial showing off the Reebok line of sports apparel and work-out clothes. The Stereo3D video was transferred to a hard-drive, in turn, connected to a variety of exercise machines; step walker, bicycle, treadmill, etc. Instead of simply walking nowhere, the 3D video took them ..."Through the streets of Paris". If you rode a bicycle, why not along "California's Pacific Coast".
PRESENTATION: Viewing was achieved with the use of special, extra-light, head-mounted-display headsets.
Republic of South Korea
LENGTH: 10 minutes
TITLE: "Clean Water for Korea"
CONCEPT: Inform people in Korea, particularly school children, the peril of pollution and the catastrophic effect it has on the country's water supply after the summer torrential rains wash everything into the rivers.
PRESENTATION: The client utilizes a single-projector solution to present the video. A small theater was specially built at a visitors center overlooking a new government dam project. Polarized glasses are used to view the 3D.
Roadway Express, Inc.
LENGTH: 5 minutes
CONCEPT: Turn an un interesting subject into something that people would be compelled to watch. Introduce customers to the inner workings of how the client takes the goods, cares for it all the way to it's destination.
PRESENTATION: The 3D video was presented in two ways; Iti was shown first at transportation trade shows around the country where visitors wore polarized glasses and viewed the 3D video projected on a large screen.
3D VR Suitcase™The second method was to determine a simple a way for their salesmen to show the same video, in 3D, to their customers in the field. Our solution was to custom design a suitcase for them that contained a video player, a small distribution amplifier and five 3DVR headsets. All the salesman needed to do was plug it into the wall, pass out headsets and press "play".
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Additional 3D Display Options
HMD's, Flat Panels, CRT's & projection are the major display methods.
Whatever method of 3D format the production is created in, there is a display solution.
Sanyo Electronics, Inc.
LENGTH: 9 minutes
CONCEPT: 3D demonstration video was produced from Stereomedia's stock footage library and used to demonstrate the client's newly developed Stereo3D television receiver.
PRESENTATION: Trade shows (Asia only). Liquid crystal glasses were used by guests to watch the client's 35" direct-view television monitors.
Sony Electronics
SERVICE: Stereomedia produced a short 3D video to demonstrate the quality of the client's 3D LDI-100 Personal LCD display.
PRESENTATION: Trade Shows around the world. DI-100 headsets were arranged in various locations around the booth and easily available to any visitor. The pounding music that accompanied the video demonstrated the pitch-perfect clairity of their stereophonic earphones.
Sports in 3D Stereo
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TeliaSonera
TeliaSonera provides telecommunication services in the Nordic and Baltic countries, in Spain and the emerging markets of Eurasia, including Russia and Turkey.
LENGTH: 9 Minutes
CONCEPT: Show a simple family living in the near-future that depend upon telecommunications to conduct their lives and business.
PRESENTATION: Large screen video projection. Audience wore polarized glasses and each were given a new cell phone, a gift from Noika (a partner of the client). At one point in the video a call is made and every phone in the theater rings at the same time. Stereo3D computer animation served as transitions between the live-action 3D video sequences.
TetraPak
Tetra Pak packaging and processing equipment are used throughout the world for a variety of food products. Tetra Pak not only supplies packaging machines and materials but also processing systems, distribution equipment, software and support services.
LENGTH: 7 minutes
PROJECT: "The Spirit of TetraPak". The client wanted to illustrate the virtues of the symbol of their company, the wolf, in an entertaining way and one that would succede in internalizing the concept in the viewers mind. They believed that producing their project in 3D would, as no other medium could, achieve their goals. They were not disappointed.
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TetraPak Gallery
The film was sent to Auckland for processing and our production company represenative was there to let us know if there were any problems.
When production wrapped after six days shooting in the same forests and meadows used in "The Lord of the Rings", the film was transferred from 1:85:1 film to 16:9 HD. Post was all done in HD and when completed the master was converted to Colorcode® for final viewing.
U.S.D.A./ National Pork Board
"Take veterinary students on a trip to an actual hog farm and let them witness firsthand the outbreak of foreign animal disease as it manifests."
LENGTH: 24 minutes
PROJECT: "CSF:The Differential We Can't Afford to Forget"
The United States Department of Agriculture and the National Pork Board realized that educating today's student veterinarians is substantially more complicated than it was 20 years ago. Today's students are of the iPod and texting generation and to catch and hold their attention had become a serious problem which called for a new method of communication, something unique and novel enough to break through all of the distractions that have become a part of contemporary life.
Immersive 3D became the solution to that problem
PRESENTATION: Twin-projection & polarized glasses. The entire "show" went on the road traveling to dozens of veterinary colleges and universities situated around the country. After the video was shown a short quiz was conducted and the results proved that information presented in 3D rendered a more lasting impression on the brain than standard 2D.
(for additional information about "3D and Retention" please click HERE.)
Stereomedia custom designed a traveling package consisting of two foam-fitted cases, one for the 10' screen and stand, the other case contained projectors and stand, dvd player, audio system and storage for polarized glasses.
An INTERACTIVE 3D/DVD is currently being created to offer the student a more personal teaching exercise.
The veterinary student will now have the power to navigate through a variety of options and scenarios that illustrate the disease in a realistic view. The proposed viewing system will use a special stereoscopic flat panel LCD monitor and polarized glasses. The system will also include a DVD player, headphones along with a study guide & quiz in a foam-fitted traveling case.
Universal Studios
LENGTH: 10 minutes
CONCEPT: Behind the scenes of a major television show , "Quantum Leap", produced at Universal Studios.
PRESENTATION: Direct-view monitors and LC Glasses.
VR Sports, Inc.
LENGTH: 4 minutes
CONCEPT: Stereo3D, VR, Interactive golf game (pilot) to show to potential investors attending Opportunity Trade Shows.
PRESENTATION: Head-mounted display headset (s)
Victormaxx Technologies, Inc.
LENGTH: 7 minutes
CONCEPT: Stereo3D video produced to demonstrate the features of client's newly developed head-mounted-display.
PRESENTATION: Trade Shows. Six "Cybermaxx" HMD's were arranged around the booth and set-up as "viewing stations". Guests were invited to put on a headset and "Step into Cyberspace". Copies of the cassette were shipped with every "Cybermaxx" unit sold.
Virtual I/O, Inc.
LENGTH: 3 minutes
CONCEPT: Provide high quality Stereo3D content for inclusion in clients capabilities video.
PRESENTATION: Thirty client-manufactured HMD's were arranged in a "theater environment" for a series of trade shows, (E3, CES and NAB) and for in-store sales demonstrations.
Volkswagen
LENGTH: 6 minutes
PROJECT: Client wanted to introduce a new model Volkswagen (Pardis) in an innovative way. Cars raced around a track at high speed, did ramp-jumps, "broadies" and other difficult automobile stunts that featured the car performing extraordinary feats.
PRESENTATION: 
Twenty (20)stereoscopic Head-mounted-display headsets were arranged around a large circular table at a major automobile show in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Warner Bros. Pictures
LENGTH: 12 minutes
PROJECT: Warner's Theme Park Division needed to add a pre-show attraction to certain strategic outlets.
SERVICE: 3D Film Telecine to Digital Stereo3D Video, encode into field-sequential format.
PRESENTATION: Twin video rear-projection in company owned retail outlets. Polarized glasses.
Yamaha Motorcycles
LENGTH: 5 minutes
CONCEPT: The client wanted to show how much fun it was to ride their new dirtbike series of motorcycles. A "Lifestyles" theme was chosen that took viewers up into the mountains for some Virtual Trailblazing.
PRESENTATION: Trade Shows. Twin-video projectors and large silver screen. Viewers wore polarized glasses.