Having reviewed the main characteristics of 3D filmmaking and its grammar as a new filmic language, it is time to list the steps a filmmaker must consider when making a film in 3D. Most of these steps are of course identical in some respects to those of a 2D project, which is why only the ones unique to stereoscopy are listed here:
• screenwriting for 3D;
• working with a stereographer;
• 3D storyboard and previs;
• acting;
• shooting in native 3D: specific constraints;
• 3D post-production;
• sound designing in depth.
Yves Pupulin, Stereoscopic Supervisor and Co-Founder of Binocle 3D
The creation of a language has several levels. When cinema was invented, we first thought about point of view, frame, movement, ...
