Trois dimensions : science, société, représentations

A Short film of

Guillaume Letellier

Produced by

LWA production

Production year2012

Runtime26 min

Synopsis

This documentary presents a contemporary state of the art of three-dimensional modeling and representation technologies. Starting with an illustrated and commented review of the array of fields where these technologies can be applied (urban planning, architecture, cinema, medicine, industries), viewers will be led to question these new industrial and cultural practices in order to grasp the issues at stake. This genuine journey of initiation is intended for a broad audience.

Credits

Director (1)

Guillaume Letellier
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Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : LWA production

Full credits (10)

Executive Producer : Guillaume Letellier

Screenwriter : Guillaume Letellier

Director of Photography : Emmanuel Lakkari

Music Composer : Gilles Lamberton

Editor : Hélène Demongeot

Line Producers : Julien Loeffler, Guillaume Letellier

Camera Operator : Emmanuel Lakkari

Sound Editor : Christophe Aubin

Sound Mixer : Christophe Aubin

Participants : Alain Derobe, Cédric Guiard, Christian Guillon, David Nahon, Sylvain Ordureau, Nicolas Paparoditis, Emmanuel Pierrat, Jean Ponce, Claude Prévost, Hugues Vinet, Olivier Warusfel

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Documentary
Sub-genre : Research - Experimental
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2012
Runtime : 26 min
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 1.77
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

Resources

Presskit(1)

trois-dimensions-science-societe-representations-presskit-french.pdf

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Website(1)

www.troisdimensions-lefilm.com

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