Imiloa Fulldome Film Festival 2013
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The Imiloa Astronomy Center is pleased to announce their second Fulldome Film Festival from September 5-7, 2013. An international line-up of 25 new digital planetarium films will be showcased. All entries to the festival will be new planetarium fulldome content since October of 2010 (their last festival). The festival is a unique chance for planetarium and museum professionals from around the world to preview and evaluate the latest commercial content available for digital planetarium theaters. It will showcase a variety of production types including CGI, time-lapse photography, and full dome videography. Registration is available now and will include 3 breakfasts and 3 lunches, with an optional award banquet on Saturday night. See the official website for registration, film submission information, and sponsorship opportunities. (Note: The secure pdf password is imiloa2013)
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