The normativity of 3D: cinematic journeys, imperial visuality and unchained cameras

An examination of the emerging formal and stylistic conventions of digital 3D cinema and the ideologically and thematically restricted ways in which real and imaginary worlds are represented within this growing body of films.

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Read the paper:

Jump Cut: A review of Contemporary Media, vol. 55, Nov. 2013

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