Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Content
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Prefatory Note/Introduction
- 1 “A New Way to Simulate Presence”: The Foundations of Stereoscopic Entertainment, 1427–1888
- 2 “A Very Vivid Impression of Movement”: Early 3D Cinema, 1895–1952
- 3 “See It in 3 Dimension!”: The First Hollywood 3D Boom, 1952–55
- 4 Stereoscopic Revival, 1970–85
- 5 The Age of IMAX, or the “Immersive Cinema,” 1986–2009
- 6 The Blockbuster Years: Digital 3D, 2010–20
- 7 “A Different Kind of Mental Image”: Some Aesthetic Considerations about 3D
- 8 “Experience on Demand”: Virtual Reality
- 9 Conclusion
- 3D Discography: Discs Viewed or Sampled in Preparation for This Book
- Selected Bibliography
- Index
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Content
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Prefatory Note/Introduction
- 1 “A New Way to Simulate Presence”: The Foundations of Stereoscopic Entertainment, 1427–1888
- 2 “A Very Vivid Impression of Movement”: Early 3D Cinema, 1895–1952
- 3 “See It in 3 Dimension!”: The First Hollywood 3D Boom, 1952–55
- 4 Stereoscopic Revival, 1970–85
- 5 The Age of IMAX, or the “Immersive Cinema,” 1986–2009
- 6 The Blockbuster Years: Digital 3D, 2010–20
- 7 “A Different Kind of Mental Image”: Some Aesthetic Considerations about 3D
- 8 “Experience on Demand”: Virtual Reality
- 9 Conclusion
- 3D Discography: Discs Viewed or Sampled in Preparation for This Book
- Selected Bibliography
- Index
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- A History of Three-Dimensional Cinema , pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Anthem PressPrint publication year: 2021