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Founded in 2001, Legend3D, Inc. is an innovative virtual reality, 3D visual effects and conversion company committed to advancing the 3D medium globally. Legend’s technology enables the conversion of new and historically produced 2D movies, TV shows, advertisements and other video entertainment assets into 3D. The company has quickly developed a reputation as the industry leader in 3D conversion and visual effects work among motion picture studios such as Disney, Sony, Warner Bros., Paramount and DreamWorks, and among content producers such as Zack Snyder, Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay, Martin Scorsese, and Jerry Bruckheimer. The company recently partnered with Walt Disney Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Marvel Studios, Warner Bros., MGM, Lionsgate and BBC Films on many high-profile features, including ''Insurgent'' and ''Poltergeist'', with a number of 2015 and 2016 tentpole projects completed and premiering soon. Legend is viewed by filmmakers and content producers as a creative partner, as the company provides flexibility, comfort and creative freedom for directors looking to optimize their 3D vision while still being able to shoot their films in the native 2D format they are accustomed to. Legend's tools and methodology can significantly reduce the time and money required to convert, and can produce results of equal or superior quality as compared to shooting in 3D. The company has also worked on 3D commercials with advertising agencies such as TBWA\Chiat\Day, Ogilvy & Mather, Y&R, McGarryBowen, 72andSunny, and Disney’s Yellow Shoes group. In Q1 2014, Legend3D opened its new Hollywood hub, which features a RealD review theater, editorial suites and a technology lab with real-time interactive depth grading capability. To ensure project workflow between studios, a 10 gigabit pipe connects the 3D LA hub to Legend3D’s Toronto facility, allowing for secure, real-time transfer of stereo data. ==Company history== Barry Sandrew, Ph.D., founded Legend Films in 2001, four years after leaving his position as staff neuroscientist at Harvard and Mass General Hospital and inventing the first all-digital technology and process for colorizing black. The company produced colorized product for Fox Home Entertainment, Universal Pictures, Paramount, Sony, Japan’s Tsuburaya, BBC and several other major global media and distribution companies. After being introduced to digital 3D in 2007, Dr. Sandrew created a conversion process and pipeline that eventually became the gold standard of 3D conversion, an accomplishment that stands today. In 2010, following the release of ''Alice in Wonderland'', he changed the name of Legend Films to Legend3D, and colorization took on a low priority in order for the company to focus entirely on the stereoscopic conversion of feature films and commercials. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Legend3D」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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