nice work! I have been doing 3D for some time now. If you do a story bord for your 3D videos, you need to avoid any aspect changes to and back from the subject. There is only one 3D sweet spot. If you move horiznotally, this is a wasy to create scene changes and still keep the correct 3D offset. Download "stereocalc" freewaer to calculate everything you will need to do this.

Is that Graceland Cemetery in Chicago?

Impressive. I think there's something not quite right about the anaglyph setup though, as I get a lot of colour fringing when I look through red/cyan glasses.

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You've got the entire sequence in the library/intro scene's 3D opposite from the rest of the footage. Was that intentional? What I mean is that, for the library scene, I have to have the red lense on the right eye, but once for everything else after that, I have to swap and put the red lense on the left eye.

You'd have a better red/cyan anaglyph if you mute the reds out of the left eye video (reds in the monochromatic left movie creates retinal rivalry). Easiest way to do this is grey scale the left eye movie. You can also optimize it with the settings in the channel mixer/blender. ONly alter the RGB of the red channel in the channel blend or channel mixer, set Red = 0 Green =66-70 blue to 34-30.

I personally avoid effects and rapid camera movement when composing 3D material.

Keep creating 3D material in Philly- the west coast can't have all the fun!

This may be one of my favorite uses of 3D I've ever seen. The whole thing is just beautiful. Is there a place where we can download the video in higher quality? This deserves better compression than what Vimeo has to offer.