The International 3D Society Rewards Mistika-Related Projects

SGO have revealed that four outstanding Mistika-related projects have received awards from the International 3D Society this week in Hollywood.
The Animated 3D Feature Award went to, The Adventures of Tintin, Paramount Pictures which was post produced using Mistika at Park Road Post in New Zealand;
A special "Jury Prize" for Excellence went to, PINA, Neue Road Films which was post produced using Mistika by Christian Troeger and Sven Heck, based in Germany. (The Stereographer was cinematographer Alain Derobe. Christian Troeger is currently working at ARRI using Mistika.) PINA has also been nominated for an Academy Award;
The Short 3D Motion Picture/Narrative award went to, The Foundling, RSA Films which was post produced by David Cox using Mistika at The Framestore in London;
Meanwhile The Electronic Broadcast Media (Television) Award – Live Sports went to, Champions League Final, BSkyB which was post produced using Mistika’s technology in the UK at British Sky Broadcasting.
Miguel Angel Doncel, CEO of SGO said: "We are very proud to be developing award-winning DI and Stereo 3D technology in the industry, which plays a key role by helping the industry’s top professionals to deliver the best results, in a very demanding and competitive environment. Congratulations to all our customers who have won these awards for their outstanding projects."
The International 3D Society was founded to advance the art and technologies of stereoscopic 3D content and its professional innovators. The organisation plans to host educational opportunities for showcasing work, recognising achievement and advancing member growth. The Society is open to individuals and organisations active in moving 3D media to an exciting new era of creative achievement and consumer support.
To find out more about the awards and the society, please visit:
www.international3dsociety.com/International_3D_Society/AWARDS_2A.html
(LB)