@MrBeast 3-D SPACE is a small 501(c)3 nonprofit museum in Los Angeles, dedicated to the art, science, and history of stereoscopic 3-D. $25,000 would keep our doors open to the public for all of 2024!
HAPPY 4th OF JULY!
Celebrate Independence Day with this Keystone View Company stereograph image of the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, published 1899.
THANK YOU everyone who came out to @velaslavasay last night for the SOLD-OUT 70th Anniversary Robot Monster West Coast Premiere screening. We had a blast showing you the new restoration by the 3-D Film Archive, and were thrilled to have Greg Moffett, there to introduce the show!
On this special day, we're launching our 5th Anniversary Pledge Drive. With your support, we're looking forward to our next 5 years! You can make a tax-deductible contribution at
https://t.co/K3YU2NiXdE
Today is a MOMENTOUS day - the 3-D SPACE museum opened its doors five years ago, today! We're celebrating our 5th Bir3Day, and Robot Monster's 70th, tonight at the SOLD-OUT screening, and there WILL be CAKE!
TONIGHT! 236 YEARS OF PANORAMIC TECHNOLOGIES - https://t.co/GOtkRAzFI3 - Join Us At The Velaslavasay Panorama For An illustrated lecture by James Fishburne (Forest Lawn Museum), Eric Kurland (3-D Space) and Sara Velas (Velaslavasay Panorama)
Saturday, June 17, 2023 7pm
The call sheet says Effie and Bishop Road. I located the intersection of Effie and Bishops on a 1942 L.A. street map, and matched it up with a current Google satellite view of the stadium. Looks like it's now the North parking lot area.
Did some sleuthing based on call sheets in George Nader's copy of the Robot Monster script. It lists shooting locations. We know where the cave is in Bronson Canyon, but I've been able to pinpoint the location of the ruins of the house in Chavez Ravine - now Dodgers Stadium.
@21C3D@3DMovieList@3_DIY@Kaufman3d At the World 3-D Expo in 2013, they showed an excerpt from a Vectographic print of Disney's "Melody." I was in the booth at the time, helping with that rarities show. That film was very fragile, and broke during the screening. It was a borrowed reel, but I forget who provided it.