ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE:

Including selected titles from two 1990's 3D DVD releases: 'Selections' and '3D Shorts'

Award-Winning tapes, poetic avant-garde subjects, internationally shown, with selections screened at
the Louvre - Paris 1997, the European Media Arts Festival 2002 - Germany, and SENEF 2004 - Korea

Premiered in North America in 1998 screenings in Vancouver, Canada and Portland, USA - see 1998 Premiere Presentations

Last public exhibition in 2010 of selections from these titles at   'Deja Vu' Holographic art & 3D exhibition, Vancouver, Canada

Stereo 3D video clips by Razutis on YouTube
XAR3D Channel:

Memory Lane:
ANALOG NTSC 3D VIDEO VIEWING - EXHIBITION REQUIREMENTS (2004)

Short Subject 3D Films

These works do not have an expiry date. The forms and resolutiopns may change but content appreciates.
First created and exhibited in field-sequential NTSC video - Exhibited internationally
Displayed on web in analog red-cyan stereo 3D for ease and convenience, not quality

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NAGUAL

3D stereoscopic video - 17 min. - 1998
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited by Al Razutis, 1998.
Music tracks from the album "My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts" by Brian Eno and David Byrne.
Production assistance by Anne Popperwell
Filmed entirely in native 3D in Los Zacatitos, BCS Mexico.
*   Prize Winner 1999 Southern Calif. 3D Film/Video Fest.

LINKS to YouTube clip in anaglyph 3D:

VIRTUAL FLESH

3D stereoscopic video - 12min. - 1996
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited by Al Razutis, 1996.
Available as installation in addition to standard video formats
*   Prize Winner at 1997 So. Calif. 3D film/video fest. 
Exhibited at the Louvre, Paris 1997.

3 min. selections from 'VIRTUAL FLESH' in ANAGLYPH 3D on YOUTUBE:

This work concern itself with human sexual physical form and its mutations as they become 'kinetic sculptures' projected outward from the screen in a 3D space that feels like it 'pushes out' from the screen 'breathing' into the viewer's space. In this 3D video, nude female and male figures occupy a womb-like field of light, pushing against a membrane and shadow and form,  with each movement, gesture, thrusting out towards the viewer.  The television screen, or projection surface (if video-projected) becomes elastic and sculpture-like,

The 3D (passive VR) standard version is originally mastered on field-sequential NTSC format tapes. Digital transfers preserve the initial intent and result. The 'viewer interactive' proposed version - a interactive intallation featuring the film in VR or gallery space - has yet to be exhibited as commissioned by host institution. Recommended only for ADULT AUDIENCES - meaning, this is not a 'pornographic' tape but contains nudity, and presumably could be 'offensive' to some.

Shot with the participation and assistance of Fred Unterseher, Rebecca Deem at Zone Holographics (Los Angeles), and David Rimmer, Sarah Butterfield at Powell Street Studio (Vancouver).

Entire work featured in '3D SHORTS' -- excerpted in 'SELECTIONS'

3D stereoscopic video - 37 min. - 1997-8
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited with VFX by Al Razutis, 1997-8,
Music selections from 'Dead Can Dance' and Eno / Byrne.
Includes 'STATUES...'
Filmed entirely in native 3D in France.
*   Prize winner at 1998 So. Calif. 3D film/video fest.

LINKS to YouTube clips in anaglyph 3D:

This 3D videotape presents a stereoscopic - impressionistic journey and visual interpretation of the many sights of France - Paris scenes and performers, and Marseille and Nantes - during the videomaker's exhibition journey in 1997. This is experimental video, with poetic videography organized around specific and metaphoric themes that are contained within inter-titled sections. Image dissolve, overlay, colorize in post-production techniques used to evoke the land and cityscapes of France - a 'land of the impressionists'. Visual effects featuring 'echoes' and time-delay produce startling juxtapositions of stereoscopic 3D depth and 2D images 'in motion'.

Description of Film Exhibitions - France 1997

"The subjects of landscape, the 'impressionist way of seeing', historic archithecture, catholicism, surrealist 'chance meetings' of topics and images and other (French) Surrealist 'jokes' play out in sometimes a dream-like visual tapestry of blurred motion, superimposed spaces and textures, ending at the 'intersections of light'." (A.R.)

Only excerpted in 'SELECTIONS'

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First created and exhibited in field-sequential NTSC video - Exhibited internationally
Displayed on web in analog red-cyan stereo 3D for ease and convenience, not quality

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STATUES

3D stereoscopic video - 7 min. - 1997-98
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited with VFX by Al Razutis, 1997-8
Music selections from 'Dead Can Dance'
Filmed entirely in native 3D in France
*   Prize winner at 1998 So. Calif. 3D film/video fest.

"The statues speak of memory and time..." is the invocation to this impressionistic view of the famous/timeless classics inside the Louvre Museum (Paris) and the performance artist outside the museum.

This strange meditation on time, space, and the meanings of 'being mortal' (and captured in an image) features features a blend of motion time-smear` VFX and and stereoscopic 3-dimensional composition. The motion time-smear VFX was adapted specifically by A. R. to these experimental subjects and resulted in images in motion becoming 2D whereas when the subject image was 'still' it became 3D again.
Released as a separate 3D shot film, it is also contained within 'FRANCE 1997'
Sound music from Dead Can Dance.

This entire work is contained in '3D SHORTS' and 'SELECTIONS'

'ANALOG 3D FILMS' as presented at Deja Vu - 2010 Exhibition

VIRTUAL IMAGING

3-D stereoscopic video, 36 min. stereo
Produced and Directed, Film and Editing with FX by Al Razutis, 1996-97.
*   Prize Winner at 1997 So. Calif. 3D film/video fest.
Exhibited at the Louvre, Paris 1997.

3D Video Clips of 'Virtual Imaging' on YouTube by XAR3D

5 min. excerpt on YouTube Virtual Space - Touch This Mirror	3 min. excerpt on YouTube Holographic Art by Al Razutis
2 min. excerpt on YouTube Gary Cullen Stereoscopic Camera Collection	2 min. excerpt on YouTube Gary Cullen Holograms by Holocrafts

This multi-part with SFX video is a cheeky walk with 'Alice' and Virtual Reality, in stereoscopic 3D forms and interpretations including commercial VR culture subjects in film. A series of episodes take us through the 'looking glass' both in stereo 3D and in VR and includes montage sequences from VR movies that mythologize virtual imaging and virtual reality. There was no further chapter or 'Part 2'.

Page of Anaglyph 3D Frames - Virtual Imaging

Displayed on web in analog red-cyan stereo 3D for ease and convenience, not quality

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MEDITATIONS

3-D stereoscopic video, 11 min. stereo
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited by Al Razutis, 1996.
Music selections from Michael Stearns (Baraka)
*   Prize Winner at 1997 So. Calif. 3D film/video fest.
Exhibited at the Louvre, Paris 1997.

This video is 'how it all began', the series of experimental 3D shorts by Al Razutis 1996 - 1998. Inspired by Saturna Island (Canada) beauty and using his borrowed Toshiba 3D camera, Razutis went 'meditating' in this arboreal island of cliffs and vistas.

Visit: ANAGLYPH - 3D KINETIC APPLETS - 'Meditations' Page

DEAN FOGAL: CORPOREAL ART

3D stereoscopic video - 52 min.- 1996-97)
Produced and Directed, Film and Editing by Al Razutis, in collaboration with Dean Fogal; 1996-7.

1 min. excerpt from WALKING ON AIR on YouTube:

Stereographic video documentation and interpretation of 'corporeal mime' performances by Dean Fogal and students of corporeal mime. Mr. Fogal is an accomplished mime artist and teacher, who studied corporeal mime with Etienne Decroux and Marcel Marceau in Paris.

This film resorts to the 'Lumiere Shot' technique, fixed camera, long take for the performer and choreography to describe and express the space. This cinematic technique is precisely suited to performances and subjects in 'mime'.

This tape contains four short mime performances - 'Chairing' and 'Walking on Air' by Dean Fogal, 'Discovery of Loss' with Dean Fogal and Anthony Artibello, and 'Shadows of Love' with Daniel Lomas and Sue Biely. These shorts were created 1996-7 as a collaboration between performers and 3D video maker (Razutis) and are only available by contacting Razutis at alrazutis@ymail.com.

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SHADOWS OF LOVE

3D stereoscopic video - 9 min.- 1996-97)
Produced and Directed, Filmed and Edited by Al Razutis in collaboration with Dean Fogal; 1996-97.

LINK to YouTube clip in anaglyph 3D:

Stereographic video documentation and interpretation of 'Shadows of Love' with Daniel Lomas and Sue Biely. Original concept and direction by Dean Fogal.This short was created 1996-7 as a collaboration between performers and 3D video maker (Razutis) and are only available by contacting Razutis at alrazutis@ymail.com.

These works do not have an expiry date. The forms and resolutiopns may change but content appreciates.
First created and exhibited in field-sequential NTSC video - Exhibited internationally
Displayed on web in analog red-cyan stereo 3D for ease and convenience, not quality

>> Premieres and Past Exhibitions of this work.

If you cannot locate a previous 3D title, see also FILM - VIDEO ARCHIVE CATALOG