Harnessing the Power of Real-time Production for Planetariums and Science Theatres @IMERSA2014
This is the recording (audio only) of "Harnessing the Power of Real-time Production for Planetariums and Science Theatres." The session took place at the IMERSA Summit 2014, in Denver.
Speakers: Mike Murray (Clark Planetarium), Mark Webb and Patrick McPike (Adler Planetarium) and a Chun Yu (Denver Museum of Nature & Science).
Description: The real-time capability of fulldome planetarium systems is often underutilized. Learn to harness the full power of these systems for astronomy education and data visualization. This session will: give a sense of the whole production cycle, empower users to create unique content, tie into current astronomical events, save and share real-time shows, and point producers to useful resources.
Credits: IMERSA.
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