Dome Film Series

DEFROST takes place in the year 2045, when liquid nitrogen is now commonly used to freeze patients until remedies for their illnesses are developed. The series follows the experience of Joan Garrison as she wakes up from her frozen state after thirty years. She reunites with her family, but the reunion is bittersweet, as the passage of time has caused her loved ones to become strangers.

Since the beginning of her drag career in the late sixties, Darcelle XV has been a leading advocate for LGBTQ rights, using the power of drag and charity work as a force for good in her community. At 88 years young, she hasn't slowed down one bit! Walk a mile in Darcelle's glittery pumps and experience what life is really like for the world's oldest drag queen.

Follow Sherpa Tenji as he attempts to climb Mt Everest without the use of bottled oxygen, something that only 175 people have done before. Travel with him through the 'Death Zone' and experience the thrilling highs and lows of climbing at the highest elevations on earth.

For some, forests are just expansive areas of unused land but for others, it's home. Orang Asli, indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia, depend on the forest as their source of food, medicine and other materials. However, some of the fastest deforestation rates in the world threaten their livelihood. The Curse of Palm Oil, an immersive film by Contrast VR and 101 East, explores the connection Orang Asli have to the forests that are cut down to make way for oil palm trees, which produce the most used vegetable oil in the world. In this immersive film, the sounds of the rainforest clash with the sounds of the machines involved in deforestation, representing the real-life conflict that unfolds daily between the logging companies and indigenous people of Malaysia.

"See Me" is an exploration of women reclaiming their sexuality from the patriarchy. Experience the persistent barrage of verbal attack - cat calls to self-shaming - that women are exposed to daily. Watch as these women strip off those confines and emerge ready to truly be seen.

Jacob Collier is a two-time grammy-award winning artist, Quincy Jones protege, and a musical wunderkind who plays over 30 instruments. Go on a magical journey inside the debut single 'Make Me Cry' from Jacob Collier's Djesse Vol. 2.

A curious documentary filmmaker follows her social media-driven outrage to the icy prairie of North Dakota only to discover a deep divide between two communities - and a dark underside of unintended consequences.

At an unprecedented speed faster than the extinction of most endangered species, we are losing our linguistic diversity - and the very means by which we know ourselves. This immersive oratorio is an invocation of the languages that have gone extinct and an incantation of those that are endangered.

Immersive plays with the Op art concept and minimalism content to produce illusions and illimited perspective. Projection plays with delay and echo in a rythmic progression of abstract patterns. It wants to surprise the viewer to get out of his custom point-of-view and question the perceptions of our daily reality and his relation with the environment. The ascending movement and the use of stroboscopic images gives a new feeling of time and the sensation to be fully immersed. A surrounded sound system accentuates the sensations of an infinite space and the soundtrack is inspired by electronic melody derived from pure sinus and digital noises recreating a real electro-acoustic noisist orchestra.

This short fulldome film is an architectural visual story based on the conceptual project "Sports Tower" that has become a finalist in eVolo 2011 skyscraper competition and the model of Manhattan.

Four elements - the fulldome animation aboutimmeasurable power of elements: water, air, earth, fire. In ascetic, poetic pictures we can see the increasing force of elements that can be contemplative and relaxing but also destructive and terrifying, which makes a human being defenseless. It's also a reflection of our emotions, personification of the primary images encoded in our subconsciousness. Through that images, we can escape from surrounding reality and embark on an immersive journey across the elementary phenomena to the inside of our soul. Music by J_drzej Rochecki

A short fulldome animation maintained in a vintage style showing a story of a man who tries to find his hapiness and fullfilment in the casino. By throwing a coin into a slotmachine he activates the game and sets the ball of destiny in motion. The ball that from now on will decide his fate. Henceforth tha gaze of the audience is attached to the mans destiny by chasing the ball insdie the arcade machine.

Migrations is a fulldome piece. The themes of freedom and breaking free of constraints are explored. Various animated and morphing metaphors for freedom, abstract and real are used, for example: kites, sails, colorful rocket like forms, trees, abstract flying shapes, wings, windows, water etc. The original music is composed by Noah Winter Lazerus.

Fractal Time is an abstract, immersive film that plays with the origin and future of our universe. Horsthuis considers his work "a journey of discovery" and the audience is invited to step inside these new, fractal realities. The results, accompanied by an original score, are both cinematic in their visual scope, and operatic in their approach: cities emerge from space ships, bottoms of ocean turn into jungles, at any point in time anything can happen and feel as if they reach what our imagination is capable of.

Indy Rishi Singh is a wellbeing engineer. He has traveled the world learning from the greatest teachers and scientists in the world. Indy is also on the board of advisors for a revolutionary orphanage in Varanasi, India. He is currently working on developing a wellness app that will change how people approach health and happiness from all walks of life. Learn more about his work at www.iLiving.guru and be the first to try the app at Nola.chat/trial-indy

2019 Reykjavik Planetarium show - An immersive experience about the beauty of Auroras. Take a journey across time and space to understand the science behind the phenomena and to experience the stories of our ancestors. Guided by the lullaby of the Dawn Goddess. This cinematic adventure invites the audience to join the dance of these eerie lights over remote Icelandic landscapes.

Birth of Planet Earth tells the twisted tale of our planet's origins. Scientists now believe that our galaxy is filled with solar systems, including up to a billion planets roughly the size of our own. The film employs advanced, data-driven, cinematic-quality visualizations to explore some of the greatest questions in science today: How did Earth become a living planet in the wake of our solar system's violent birth? What does its history tell us about our chances of finding other worlds that are truly Earth-like? Produced by Spitz Creative Media, NCSA's Advanced Visualization Lab, Thomas Lucas Productions, Inc., in association with Tellus Science Museum. This project has been made possible with support from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Greater Philadelphia Film Office; funded in part by the National Science Foundation.

Climate Crimes explores the complex relationship between global air pollution, climate change and human migration. This immersive fulldome film investigates how anthropogenic aerosols and other atmospheric particles originating in the wealthy nations of the global north - Europe, USA, China, and others - impact global climate systems and contribute to the desertification and migration in the Sahel region of north Africa. The spatial video content is designed to immerse the viewer in this cyclic story of cause and effect.

Mesmerica is a 360 fulldome visual music journey with poetic narrative. The film is designed to take audiences on a journey into their own minds. The film features a soundtrack from the top of the charts music of James Hood, former drummer for the Pretenders, who performs on the PanART hang drum. The show has been produced for domes, IMAX and digital planetariums.

Liminality is a 360 fulldome dance film produced as a collaboration between Wales and India. The piece explores the influences of both cultures with themes engaging the juxtaposition between spirituality and industry. Filmed in South Wales, Delhi and Goa at coastal and urban locations it is a short immersive work through the contemporary dance aesthetic. Directed by 4Pi Productions the piece has been co-choreographed by Wales based dance artists Kim Noble and Hugh Stanier and features a cast of over 20 dancers.

SONOLUMIN is a stop-frame animated film exploring the relationship of light, sound, and space.

Robot Koch and Mickael Le Goff developed a brand new immersive fulldome show in cooperation with the Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin. Entitled SPHERE, the 20 minute live show contains custom made projection visuals and music written and produced for a 3D sound environment. Almost a year in the making, the visuals and music take the audience on a trip through space and time, oscillating between dark synth driven science-fiction moments that seem alien and dystopian and beautiful excursions into the universe, carried by lush string arrangements that take you into places that could be both the veins of an organism or the inside of a spaceship.The World Premiere of the show took place at the Zeiss Planetarium during the Red- Bull Music Festival in Berlin in October 2018 with several sold out shows, kicking off a tour performing the show in planetariums worldwide as well as at music festivals capable of full dome shows. recent festivals include mutek, sonar and full dome festival jena.

The line between fantasy and reality is disappearing. More than ever, we have the power to create what we desire. The challenge, then, becomes knowing what we truly want. What do we want? J-Walt presents his own fantasies as visions of a possible future. In his live performances, he creates universes that exist for only a brief instant. He has recorded some of them to share as fleeting visions in this collection of fantastic worlds and creatures. The movie is arranged in three chapters, organized to highlight aspects of world creation. The first chapter, "Season Cycle", presents seasonal transitions and how we celebrate them. Chapter 2 reveals creatures that J-Walt has drawn and generated. The final chapter is called "Autocosms? -- self-contained worlds which have their own internal logic and ecosystem. The scenes are mere windows into alternate realities, expressions of desire that we can achieve if we dare reach.

"I AM THIS" is a visual feast blurring the boundaries between ourselves and the universe.

IAMEVE's tale begins with the release of 'Starman', a mesmerizing fulldome video short where two soulmates are reunited in a multi-dimensional plane of existence. It's orchestral tapestry of sound and melody will worm its way down your ear canals to the base of your spine. "Starman" is part of a sci-fantasy transmedia fairytale called The Everything Nothing, about creation, fractured identity, and transcending physical form.