Read what R.M. Hayes says about some of this film in:
 3-D Movies, A History and Filmography of Stereoscopic Cinema

​

The 3-D Olympics 

   
The III-D Olympiad ( Stereo Club of Southern California; February 20, 1986). Filmed in Elgeet Stereo (16mm side-by-side .67:1). Director ­ Alan D. Williams. Script ­ Tony Alderson, Alan D. Williams and members of the crew and cast. Narration and music ­ Oliver Dean and Alan D. Williams. Cinematographers ­ Stuart Weisbuch and David Starkman. Cameras ­ Box H16 and Éclair ACL. Production Manager ­ John Hart. Art Director ­ Tony Alderson. Wardrobe ­ Daphne Shepard. Budget Director ­ Oliver Dean. Continuity ­ Bill Shepard. Props ­ Susan Pinsky.

​

A Movie Division of the Stereo Club of Southern California production. Filmed in Los Angeles. Kodachrome 25 (Yale Labs). Optical sound. 6 minutes.

​

Cast: Holly Weisbuch, Earl Colgan, Alan D. Williams, David Starkman, Bill Shepard, Oliver Dean, Susan Pinsky, Stuart Weisbuch, Daphne Shepard and George Skelley.

​

This amateur production, the first movie by the Stereo Club of Southern California, was not released theatrically but has been publicly exhibited. It spoofed the Los Angeles Olympics in a series of unconnected, comic outdoor sports events including the backwards race, the javelin catch, the standing race and the long, long, long jump among others. Some of the "amateurs" involved in the production have also been associated with professional filmmaking.

-- p. 347