Williambannerman wrote:But this video is not working. Try to clear the problem which contain in video. I want to see that video. From your words i feel it is very interesting one. I did not see this type video yet. Please update your information.

Try going directly to the video: https://youtu.be/U0VIjJR06kI

Barry Baker wrote:I liked the video. The 3d is very effective, though I find the timing of the animation rather too even. Everything seems to move at the same speed. The paper cutout look is great.

Thanks, Barry!

Here's an older stereoscopic video that I did in Anime Studio Pro 7 that I recently touched up. You will need red/cyan 3D glasses (red over the left eye) to view this properly: U0VIjJR06kI I wrote and performed the song (had a few other people singing background vocals) as well as directed/animated ...

Thanks Tobias and Danimal! Danimal -- yes, "Take On Me" was absolutely a big influence behind this video. I wanted to see what something like that would look like if it had a lot more visual detail and was in 3D. Of course, halfway through making this thing, I realized there's a good reaso...

Bravo!! Very well done. It must have been very time consuming. But it paid off. All the best from Tobias Thank you, Tobias! Yes, it was a ton of work. I drew 4,418 drawings, which, if you average out the time drawing them to be 10 minutes a piece, it means I spent literally a month with no sleeping...

Here's the finished video. It premiered at the LA 3-D Movie Festival earlier this month and won the Ray Zone Award for Excellence in 3-DIY:

Ah! You wrote an article for the National Stereoscopic Association. (The NSA!) I debated whether I should join. Most enthusiasts prefer anaglyph. Previewing my images in anaglyph is a necessary step in converting them to lenticular. My problem is there are so few that share my area of interest. I w...

I'm impressed. You make an entertaining presentation. Thanks, 3deeguy! I'd like to know how you set up that workshop. Well, I kind of partially describe it in the presentation, but I have two identical projectors projecting through linear polarized filters onto a silver-coated screen. I'm running S...

I've not much interest in 3D beyond the obvious novelty value but I look forward to your 3D film. I'm hoping there will be a 'flat' version on the disc also? Of course! :) You are a very good teacher, that is plain to see. I enjoyed your presentation and it appears your audience did too :D Thanks, ...

I conduct 3D for Kids workshops for ages 7 and up. We cover the basics of stereoscopy and various 3D techniques through fun, interactive, hands-on demonstrations. The workshop has been a big hit with kids and adults alike. I put together a video recording of last Saturday's workshop and thought you ...

Thanks, AmigaMan and Scot!

I think it's an interesting style for a music video. I've enjoyed your other animation work and your CD is brilliant so I look forward to viewing this series of video's when completed. I just saw this -- thank you, AmigaMan! I've been busy with other things so I forgot to update this thread. Here's...

Reminds me a little of the hand drawn rotoscoping in Yellow Submarine. I don't personally care for noticeable rotoscoping, but that's just me. The characters seem to be marching on the spot, but sliding forward. Maybe the general audience won't notice this. The 3D effect is quite good, but it's dif...

I'm working on a 3D music video for a song I wrote/recorded called "A Geek Like Me." Everything is hand-drawn with pencil on paper, scanned into the computer, then brought into Anime Studio. This particular video frankly stretches Anime Studio to the limit -- besides writing lots of code t...

Is there a way to do something exactly like layer shadows, except place the shadow somewhere in the 3D (stereoscopic) space? For example, if I have a layer and I use the layer shadow feature, it will put the shadow on the exact same plane as the layer. This would be fine if I were working in 2D, but...