The Lego Movie Wins Animated Feature of the Year
House of Cards Wins for Best 4K Productions
“Directors and creative teams are pushing the emotional and technical capabilities of 3D to new heights, from China, Japan, the UK, throughout the EU, Russia, and India”
Guardians of the Galaxy (Marvel Studios/Stereo D) won for Best Live Action 3D Feature while Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (Prime Focus World/Weinstein) won for Stereography – Live Action. 300: Rise of an Empire (Warner Bros./Gener8) won for Best 2D to 3D Conversion and X-Men: Days of Future Past (20th Century Fox/Stereo D) was awarded Best 3D Sequence/Scene of the Year.
The Lego Movie (Warner Bros) was honored for Best Animated 3D Feature and How to Train Your Dragon 2 (DreamWorks Animation) was awarded a Lumiere™ for Best Stereography – Animation.
Academy Award Nominee and French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet received the Society’s Harold Lloyd Filmmaker Award, which was presented by Suzanne Lloyd, Chairman of Harold Lloyd Entertainment and Society Chairman Mike DeValue of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
Sky, Atlantic Productions and David Attenborough were honored with the Sir Charles Wheatstone Award for education and distinguished achievement in 3D storytelling. Directors James Gunn, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Dean Deblois, along with producers and production executives from Hollywood and more than a dozen countries, were in attendance, including: China, India, Taiwan, Japan, the U.K., France, Germany, Belgium, and Canada.
Jason Brenek of The Walt Disney Company was presented with the Society’s first ever Founders Award for his role in creating the organization in 2009.
“From Hollywood blockbusters to World War II documentaries to live opera broadcasts, we have never before seen 3D used to excite audiences at this level and quality,” said Society President Jim Chabin. “Directors and creative teams are pushing the emotional and technical capabilities of 3D to new heights, from China, Japan, the UK, throughout the EU, Russia, and India,” he added. “3D is now a standard, powerful creative tool and this bodes well for creative teams and 3D box office revenues in 2015.”
“This year saw 4K production enter the marketplace with Netflix's ‘House of Cards,’ and concert productions from Japan,” said Society Awards Chairman Buzz Hays. “With emerging high dynamic range, high frame rate technologies and 4K TV's coming to market, content creators have incredible new platforms on which to tell their stories,” he added. “From live action to animated, to concert movies and documentaries, we saw a vigorous worldwide production community at its best.”
The International 3D & Advanced Imaging Society was founded by our industry's creative stakeholders, including The Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, DreamWorks Animation (DWA), Sony, Paramount, IMAX, Dolby, Panasonic, MasterImage and others to advance the creative arts and sciences of the advanced imaging industry, including: stereoscopic 3D, autostereo, 4K, UHD, High Dynamic Range, Enhanced Dynamic Range and more. With chapters in the U.S., China, Japan, Canada, the E.U. and the U.K., the organization has more than 1,800 professional members in over 20 countries active in improving the arts and technologies of 3D & Advanced Imaging. The organization hosts professional education seminars and awards throughout the world. More info is at www.international3dsociety.com.
Nominees for the 6th Annual 3D Creative Arts Awards
Complete list of winners for the 6th Annual 3D Creative Arts Awards
HAROLD LLOYD AWARD
Jean-Pierre Jeunet – France
Academy Award nominee (Amélie) and French director (The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet)
LIVE ACTION 3D FEATURE
Guardians of the Galaxy – U.S. (Marvel Studios/Stereo D)
ANIMATED 3D FEATURE
The Lego Movie – U.S. (Warner Bros)
3D JURY PRIZE: LIVE ACTION SHORT
Call Her Lotte – Germany (Miriquidi-Film/Stereotec)
3D ANIMATED SHORT/NARRATIVE
Feast – U.S. (Walt Disney Animation Studios)
3D DOCUMENTARY
Enchanted Kingdom – U.K. (BBC Earth/ BBC Worldwide)
THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURE – OUTSTANDING USE OF 2D TO 3D CONVERSION
300: Rise of an Empire – U.S. (Warner Bros./Gener8)
3D SEQUENCE/SCENE OF THE YEAR
X-Men: Days of Future Past – U.S. (20th Century Fox/Stereo D)
STEREOGRAPHY – LIVE ACTION
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For – U.S. (Prime Focus World/Weinstein)
STEREOGRAPHY – ANIMATION
How to Train Your Dragon 2 – U.S. (DreamWorks Animation)
3D COMMERCIAL
World of Warcraft – France (CowProd)
3DTV HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY
David Attenborough’s National History Museum Alive 3D – U.K. (Colossus Productions)
3DTV NATURE DOCUMENTARY
Tiny Giants – U.K. (BBC Earth/BBC Worldwide)
3D DOCUMENTARY SHORT
D-Day: Normandy 1944 – France (N3D Land Productions)
3D JURY PRIZE: ANIMATED FEATURE
Stand By Me Doraemon – Japan (Shirogumi, Inc.)
3D JURY PRIZE: LIVE BROADCAST MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Beijing Opera: Farewell My Concubine – China (Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture, Radio, Film & TV/SMG)
3D MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT FEATURE
Guns N’ Roses: Appetite for Democracy – U.S. (Rock Fuel Media)
3D INDEPENDENT FEATURE
The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet – France (Tapioca Films/Weinstein Company)
SIR CHARLES WHEATSTONE AWARD
Sky – U.K.
Atlantic Productions – U.K.
David Attenborough - U.K.
4K ENTERTAINMENT
House of Cards 4K-Season 2 – U.S. (Netflix)
4K MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Bravia 4K X L’Arc en Ciel – Japan (Sony PCL)
4K ADVERTISING
Liberación – Japan (Panasonic)
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