Can't make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year Well, there's this other festival in June in Manchester - Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here... And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering new technique - in 3D. Don't think so.

<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/gsog6p44hbJL%2Em4v" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" height="435" width="540"/>Can't make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year Well, there's this other festival in June in Manchester - Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here... And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering new technique - in 3D. Don't think so. Elliot Jokelson directed this at Ghost Robot, who have a bit of experience with 3D, having supervised Encyclopedia Pictura's epic Bjork video last year. So you'll need a pair of blue and cyan glasses - or you can <a href="http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Make_3-D_Glasses">make your own</a>. The 3D effect is created by a technique called stratostencil animation which uses traditional, basic principles of cel animation - like seeing all the pages of a flip-book all at once. Very cool.

Elliot Jokelson directed this at Ghost Robot, who have a bit of experience with 3D, having supervised Encyclopedia Pictura's epic Bjork video last year. So you'll need a pair of blue and cyan glasses - or you can make your own.

<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/gsog6p44hbJL%2Em4v" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" height="435" width="540"/>Can't make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year Well, there's this other festival in June in Manchester - Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here... And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering new technique - in 3D. Don't think so. Elliot Jokelson directed this at Ghost Robot, who have a bit of experience with 3D, having supervised Encyclopedia Pictura's epic Bjork video last year. So you'll need a pair of blue and cyan glasses - or you can <a href="http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Make_3-D_Glasses">make your own</a>. The 3D effect is created by a technique called stratostencil animation which uses traditional, basic principles of cel animation - like seeing all the pages of a flip-book all at once. Very cool.

The 3D effect is created by a technique called stratostencil animation which uses traditional, basic principles of cel animation - like seeing all the pages of a flip-book all at once. Very cool.

<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/gsog6p44hbJL%2Em4v" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" height="435" width="540"/>Can't make, or just plain not bothered about Glastonbury this year Well, there's this other festival in June in Manchester - Manchester, Tennessee, that is. It also has The Boss playing, and a couple of other bands, as you can see here... And does Glasters have a super animated line-up announcement promo featuring a pioneering new technique - in 3D. Don't think so. Elliot Jokelson directed this at Ghost Robot, who have a bit of experience with 3D, having supervised Encyclopedia Pictura's epic Bjork video last year. So you'll need a pair of blue and cyan glasses - or you can <a href="http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Make_3-D_Glasses">make your own</a>. The 3D effect is created by a technique called stratostencil animation which uses traditional, basic principles of cel animation - like seeing all the pages of a flip-book all at once. Very cool.