カナダのバンドArkellsのPVを制作しました。
上のyoutubeの映像はそのメイキングになりますが、
PVはディレクターJaredのサイトから閲覧出来ます。

PVには裸眼立体ディスプレイN-3Dを使用しています。

撮影は各メンバーの演奏姿を正面、背面、右面、左面を黒バックでそれぞれ撮影し、
映像化し、裸眼立体ディスプレイで表示。
そのディスプレイを360℃撮影システムで全方位撮影しています。
LEDライトの効果もエフェクティブに使用しています。

このPVが現地(カナダ)のMTVで紹介されました。
http://www.mtv.ca/news/article.jhtml?id=34715

Full Credits:
Assistant Director: Matt Greyson
Art Director/Production Designer: Dylan Jackson
Set Dresser: Dylan Madden
Camera Assistant: James Hellyer
Key Grip/Dolly Grip: Cliff Ramnauth
Makeup: Kenji Sato
Craft: Meghan Rule
PAs: Taylor Bateman & Jeff Garneau
Special Thanks: Claire Rosenbaum & Eggplant Entertainment
Thanks To: Universal Music Canada
BTS Crew: Maya Bankovic & Nadia Tan
N3D Consultant: Toshiyuki Hashimoto(aircord)

N3D Holographic System by Aircord Labs.

Shot using N3D technology from Aircord Japan, the production for Whistleblower was broken up into two distinct sections. First the band's performance was shot, with four separate cameras (front, back and sides) on a completely black background. The video was then edited using all 4 angles simultaneously, in order to be viewed on the 4 sided pyramid as a 3D object. The second shoot came after this editing stage, and involved a circular dolly, which was perfectly timed around the pyramid to coincide with the edit. The final video is comprised of one single shot, dollying around the pyramid and the majority of effects you see were achieved by cuing lighting effects behind and underneath the clear pyramid. Old televisions, bare light bulbs and flickering fluorescent tubes were used, along with a rack of smaller spot lights, constructed especially for the shoot by Cinematographer, Adam Crosby. There was also a series of blue LED lights placed under the pyramid that could be cued for an added "star field" effect.