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The
early 1950's saw Hollywood
in a lot of trouble. In addition to the repercussions
from Joe McCarthy's communist witchhunt amongst actors,
writers and directors, the movie industry had to contend
with the growing success of television.
As a result,
ticket sales were miserable and studio executives eagerly
searched for a gimmick to get patrons to return to the
theaters. The gimmick that emerged was the three-dimensional
movie.
On
November 26, 1952, a low budget independent feature
film called Bwana Devil opened to sold out crowds with
the line of people waiting to get in spanning several
blocks. The film, centered on an attack on railroad
crews by man-eating lions proved so successful that
United Artists purchased the rights for the film and
released it nationally. The first 3D movie was an overwhelming
success -- it was, however, not actually the first 3D
movie.
In
September of 1922, the movie "Power of Love"
was released. This film featured the "anaglyph
process" which involved simultaneously shooting
two view of a scene and then printing the film in two
different colors and combining them with layered film
on one reel. The moviegoer then viewed the film wearing
a special pair of glasses with one red lens and one
green lens. The red lens would draw the viewers attention
to the green view of the scene and the green lens would
draw the other eye towards the red view of the scene.
This would cause an "overlap" which made certain
objects appear closer than they were and others seem
to move out of the screen towards the viewer.
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