Awards

Go Away I Like You Too Much wins Best of Show Animation at SD&A

I’m pleased to announce that The Simple Carnival – Go Away I Like You Too Much won Best of Show Animation yesterday at the Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference in San Francisco!

I wasn’t able to be there in person, but the conference appears to be a pretty deep dive into the art, science, and technology behind 3-D imaging. A big thanks goes out to the kind folks at SD&A for the honor!

The Problem with Friends wins Best Video at 3D-Con

Woke up this morning to find out that my music video “The Problem with Friends” won Best Video at the 2016 National Stereoscopic Association Convention (3D-Con). A big thanks to Heidi Engel and Chris Belin for their musical contributions on the track. Also, a big thanks to the folks at the National Stereoscopic Association for the honor.

A Geek Like Me Wins the Perron Award at 3D Stereo MEDIA

I’m pleased to announce that “A Geek Like Me” won the Perron award in the Short Animated 3D category at the 3D Stereo MEDIA summit this week!

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A Geek Like Me Wins the Paul Wing Best in Show Award at 3D-Con

Had an incredible time at 3D-Con. Met and hung out with so many interesting people, saw a lot of great 3D art, bought several cool 3D toys, and won the Paul Wing Best in Show award for “A Geek Like Me”!

Retinal rivalry, a Halloween costume, and more

stereo_world_3 Here’s an article I wrote about a 3D effect called “retinal rivalry.” It was published in the latest issue of Stereo World, magazine of the National Stereoscopic Association:

The Seven Deadly Rivalries (PDF)
My Halloween costume is on the back cover of the magazine, and my mug is also in an article about for winning an award at the LA3D Movie Festival.

I don’t think I’ve ever taken up seven pages of a magazine before, but thanks, guys! It’s a real honor.

Press coverage for “A Geek Like Me”

My win at last month’s LA 3-D Movie Festival for “A Geek Like Me” ended up making The Hollywood Reporter, Ain’t It Cool News, Creative Cow, Stereo World, Stereoscopy News, 3D-News, 3D Manifesto, and my old hometown newspaper, The Ellwood City Ledger. A big thank you to everyone who covered “A Geek Like Me” and this really fun event!