Panasonic launches an initiative to promote 3D production

Panasonic has launched a European program through which it will acquire for 4,000 euros the first 3D production recorded by filmmakers with the new AG-3DA1 camera, for units purchased until March 31, 2011. With this initiative, filmmakers are invited to produce a creative short film in which they demonstrate innovation and artistic talent. After purchasing the 3D camcorder, to participate in this program, customers must register on the promotional page of the Panasonic website.

Panasonic has launched a European program through which it will acquire for 4,000 euros the first 3D production recorded by filmmakers with the new AG-3DA1 camera, for units purchased until March 31, 2011.

Filmmakers are invited to produce a creative short film demonstrating innovation and artistic talent. Panasonic offers to purchase productions that meet the criteria set out in the terms and conditions of the program, available here. web.

Carmen Mendoza, General Marketing Manager of Panasonic's Broadcast division, highlighted that "thanks to technological advances, this time, 3D is here to stay. 3D production offers dynamic and attractive content and is transforming both the audiovisual experience and the industry as a whole. This initiative has been designed to encourage filmmakers to produce new and exciting content and to support the industry as it moves towards the world of 3D."

Tras la compra del camcorder 3D, para participar en este programa los clientes deberán registrarse en la página promocional de la web de Panasonic donde también encontrarán las instrucciones para presentar sus producciones. Las producciones deberán cumplir con los criterios establecidos en los términos y condiciones del programa y tener una duración de entre 3 y 4 minutos. Panasonic ofrece la oportunidad de acceder al programa de Panasonic como signo de apoyo e incentivo de la compañía al uso de tecnología 3D.

Podrán participar en este programa todos los equipos adquiridos entre el 1 de diciembre de 2010 y el 31 de marzo de 2011. La página de registro estará abierta hasta el 15 de abril de 2011.