1. A method for dynamic adjustment of a set of predetermined three-dimensional stereo video parameter settings, comprising: a) determining one or more three-dimensional depth characteristics of particular scene content in a given scene, selected from a plurality of scenes in which the three-dimensional depth characteristics for different scenes of the plurality varies according to the scene content, wherein determining the one or more three-dimensional depth characteristics of particular scene content in the given scene includes determining a near plane and a far plane of the given scene, wherein the near plane is determined by subtracting a scene pixel depth standard deviation from a scene pixel depth mean, wherein the far plane is determined by adding a scene pixel depth standard deviation to a scene pixel depth mean, and determining a rate at which the three-dimensional characteristics change; b) determining one or more scale factors from the one or more three-dimensional depth characteristics of the particular scene content depicted within the given scene; c) adjusting the set of predetermined three-dimensional stereo video parameter settings for the given scene by applying the one or more scale factors to the predetermined three-dimensional stereo video parameter settings thereby producing an adjusted set of predetermined three-dimensional stereo video parameters, wherein applying the one or more scale factors includes applying a default scale factor if the rate at which the three-dimensional characteristics change exceeds a threshold; and d) displaying the given scene on a three-dimensional stereo display using the adjusted set of predetermined three-dimensional stereo video parameters.