Golbon Rasoulichizari
3D Books
Written by Bernard Mendiburu, compiled and translated by Hamid Rasouli Chizari and Mehrdad Gharavi, and published by Dibaye, this book serves as a complete primer on stereoscopic 3D filmmaking, covering everything from the science of 3D perception to how it reshapes every stage of production, from screenwriting through distribution.

3D Filmmaking: Stereoscopic Digital Cinema from Written Film to Screen
© 2018 , Publisher: Dibayeh
Book Cover Design / Print
( Concept )
A book about the mechanics of seeing in three dimensions gave the cover an obvious challenge and an obvious opportunity: to hint at depth and dimensionality before a reader even opens the first page. The design needed to speak to both film professionals and newcomers making the leap from 2D, giving the cover enough technical credibility to belong on a working filmmaker's shelf while staying visually inviting rather than dense or academic.
Written by Hamid Rasouli Chizari and Mehrdad Gharavi and published by Soroosh, this book positions 3D not as a passing format but as a storytelling tool, tracing its revival and its coming impact on television as the next major shift in how stories are told on screen.

3D TV: Taking TV to the Third Dimension
© 2018 , Publisher: Soroosh
Book Cover Design / Print
( Concept )
The cover needed to carry the book's central argument at a glance: that 3D isn't a gimmick but a genuine evolution in storytelling. Designing for a subject inherently about depth and dimension meant the cover itself had to gesture toward that same sense of layering, giving the book a visual identity that felt forward-looking rather than nostalgic for 3D's earlier eras.
Written by Hamid Rasouli Chizari and Mehrdad Gharavi and published by Soroosh, this book traces the history of 3D cinema from the 1950s to the present, treating it as its own visual language with a grammar filmmakers need to learn, while also unpacking the aesthetic, economic, and technical considerations behind it.

3D Cinema Book: Bigger Than Reality
© 2018 , Publisher: Soroosh
Book Cover Design / Print
( Concept )
Spanning decades of 3D cinema history in a single cover meant finding an image that could hold both nostalgia and relevance at once, honoring the format's earlier eras while still feeling current enough for a modern reader. The title itself, "Bigger Than Reality," became the design's guiding idea: a cover that needed to feel expansive and immersive, echoing the very sense of scale that 3D cinema promises its audience.