Think you can handle True Blood in 3-D, Truebies? Well, according to Alan Ball, you may get a chance to test yourself soon enough. The Los Angeles Times exposed yesterday that True Blood’s creator and director has revealed that they shot a season 4 episode in 3-D, “just to take a look at it.” He went on to say:
“HBO asked us to do one. It was pretty cool. I don’t think it’s going to air. We just did it as an experiment, because I don’t know if they’re going to want to take the show 3-D at some point, maybe like a season premiere or a season finale or something. I would be surprised if — depending on how long the show lasts — that doesn’t happen at some point, especially if 3-D technology gets beyond having to wear the glasses.”
Ball didn’t reveal any details as to which episode it was, but he did indicate the following:
“It was basically a scene that’s in the show anyway, so they just also shot it with 3-D cameras. They sort of blocked it so it would lend itself to that. There was a lot of stuff in the foreground, stuff in the background, that kind of thing. I really don’t believe it was tremendously difficult. If I can remember correctly I believe that the director and the cinematographer did a little seminar with the 3-D camera people before we did it, and they sort of said this is what works best.”
What do you think, Truebies? Would you like to see your favorite vamp drama step it up a bit from 2-D? Let us know in the comment section below.
Source: Los Angeles Times – ‘True Blood’ in 3-D: Alan Ball Says it Could Happen
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