Tommy Boy 3D on YouTube has kindly taken time to review "Nightmare Castle 3D" AIPOP-01, our debut Ai Assisted 2D to 3D Conversion 3D Blu-ray release and has given us some great feedback and encouragement! It's really appreciated when we get independent feedback from fans of 3D, it confirms that we're not fooling ourselves into thinking our conversions are better than they are and equally gives us a real boost of extra positive energy and enthusiasm to help us when we're faci

For September we're offering you the chance to win one of five "Nightmare Castle 3D" Blu-ray Slipcovers. That's right 5 lucky subscribers will receive one of these superb EC Horror Comic style cardboard slipcovers to wrap around their already limited edition Nightmare Castle Blu-ray! Due to the short print runs on our projects, these slipcovers are costly to produce especially as they require hand finishing - so we've done a small digital print run with hand finishing and I t

We're nearly ready to unleash "House on Haunted Hill 3D" and to celebrate the launch on the Kickstarter we've pulled together another 2D to 3D Livestream, available in side-by-side and anaglyph 3D) filled with loads of stereo 3D conversion chat and content. Check out the Kickstarter This pre-recorded livestream premieres on Saturday 2nd September at 17:00 UK time. You can watch the "House on Haunted Hill" 2D to 3D Conversions Special livestream on YouTube at these links: Sid

I'm really pleased to finally share a bit more info on our release of the highly anticipated 3D conversion of House on Haunted Hill! Conversion Ninja Alex has been working away on this AI assisted 2D to 3D conversion for at least the last six months, and some of the conversion work he's done here is worthy of a $5,000,000 conversion! But we are still finessing the footage even further to be able to deliver a product that respects and presents this amazing film in it's absolut

It's been quite a journey from the first tentative steps we made attempting to convert a single frame of 2D to 3D, wondering if it was going to look remotely acceptable. Then attempting an entire shot, then an entire scene... and well you know what comes next. We hoped, as I'm sure many people did, that modern tools would give us a one click solution; magically we'd have a 2D film converted to glorious perfect Stereoscopic 3D. But anyone who's tried using one of the many tool