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Page last updated at 10:55 GMT, Friday, 5 February 2010

Find out how 3D rugby is filmed

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The 6 Nations match between England and Wales at Twickenham on 6 February will be the first game in the tournament ever to be screened in 3D.

The match will be shown at 40 cinemas across the UK with fans wearing special polarised glasses to see the action.

England's 6 Nations match against Ireland on 27 February will also be screened live in 3D.

Andy Millns from Inition explains how a rugby match is filmed for 3D.

Watch the match live on BBC One at 5pm on Saturday 6 February or listen to commentary on 5 live.

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