League of Extraordinary 3D Content

Look out Academy Awards. The accolade filmmakers may all soon be pining for are those given by the new International 3D Society. The society was formed less than a month ago, according to the Los Angeles Times, by studio executives, heads of post-production houses and even an optometrist.

It's no surprise that "Avatar" was named the best live-action 3D feature at the society's inaugural Lumiere Awards at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood. "Up," "Partly Cloudy," and "G-Force" also won awards on the night.

The society is aimed at helping professionals in the industry, as well as celebrating the 3D films they create. Their goal, as stated on their Website, is to advance "the achievement of professionals working in the arts and technologies of Stereoscopic 3D."

You can visit their Website here: http://www.international3dsociety.com/