In animation, 3D often refers to the spatial aspect of the sets and characters. Besides, in recent years, large-scale feature productions are released almost typically in stereoscopic 3D, regarding the perspective of the reproduction, a costly technique that was initially only affordable in commercial applications and is often primarily meant for entertainment because of its spectacular effects. But nowadays artistically-oriented short films take some steps on the 3D path, too. What is the effect of 3D on the story? A programme in association with Marc Bertrand, producer at the National Film Board of Canada. Featuring the world première of Adriaan Lokman’s Barcode in 3D.

This program screened as part of HAFF 2013

Showing in this program

Barcode 3.0 3D

• Adriaan Lokman
• The Netherlands, 2013
• 8 min.

A play of light and shadow in a virtual world
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Drux Flux 3D

• Théodore Ushev
• Canada, 2008
• 4 min.

Falling in Love Again 3D

• Munro Ferguson
• Canada, 2003
• 2 min.

June 3D

• Munro Ferguson
• Canada, 2003
• 6 min.

Lost Action: Trace 3D

• Marlene Millar / Crystal Pite / Philip Szporer
• Canada, 2011
• 3 min.

Moon Man 3D

• Paul Morstad
• Canada, 2004
• 3 min.

Ora 3D

• Philippe Baylaucq
• Canada, 2011
• 15 min.

Tower Bawher 3D

• Théodore Ushev
• Canada, 2005
• 3 min.