FullDome Festival

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The FullDome Festival is the most important international festival for the presentation and awarding of fulldome shows. Since it was founded in 2007, the festival has established itself as a discussion forum for the technical and artistic development of the young medium of 360 ° total dome projection . The FullDome Festival usually takes place on a May weekend in the Zeiss Planetarium in Jena . Only newly produced fulldome shows by professional, student and independent producers and media artists from all over the world are shown.

The multi-day program is accompanied by workshops, lectures and performances. Friday is dedicated to student contributions, on Saturday the best professional and student contributions will be awarded at the festival gala. Carl Zeiss AG has been donating prizes for the best student submissions (Performance Award, Creative Award and Audience Award) since 2008 . Endowed special prizes are also awarded on key topics (e.g. “Bauhaus in the Stars” in 2009 and “VisuaLiszt” in 2011). The festival is aimed at a specialist audience as well as the interested public.

"The Janus". Fulldome film award for best contributions to the Jena FullDome Festival.

The 7th FullDome Festival took place from May 29th to June 1st, 2013 under the motto "Ornamental Dances". A total of 80 FullDome productions with participants from 17 countries were shown. The new category “Spatial Sound Wave” with special productions for spatial sounds was very popular. Prize money of 4,000 euros and valuable material prizes were acquired for the festival. For the first time, the festival awarded the "Janus", a statue based on other international prizes in the film industry. The jury honored a total of nine fulldome presentations with the Janus.

The next, 12th festival is planned for the period 23 May to 26 May 2018. The ambiguous motto for 2018 is: "The Power of twelve".

timeline

1st FullDome Festival 2007

The first FullDome Festival took place on March 16 and 17, 2007. It was largely initiated by Micky Remann, media artist and lecturer at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Faculty of Media, Professorship of Media Events. The specialist course "Celestial Science, Media Spaces" led by Remann in the winter semester 2006/2007 was described in the course catalog: "The subject of the event is the development of content and staging for a new projection system in the Jena planetarium".

It wasn't just technical hurdles to be overcome. The question of the aesthetics of room-filling images was just as exciting as the discussion about possible content. While the imagery typical of the planetarium had already reached a certain maturity, artistic, filmic or documentary approaches were still in their infancy. The idea of ​​a public festival was born so that viewing and evaluating student work was not restricted to the university framework. Remann allied himself with the director of the Jena Planetarium, Jürgen Hellwig, and involved Prof. Rotraut Pape from the Hfg Offenbach, Eduard Thomas from the media dome of the Kiel University of Applied Sciences and Prof. Tom Duscher from the Muthesius Art Academy in Kiel in the preparations. The response to the 1st FullDome Festival made it clear that the new laser full-dome projection in the Jena Planetarium not only fascinated the audience interested in astronomy. The festival attracted a young scene of media artists and dome filmmakers who approached the liberation from the confines of the rectangular screen with curiosity and a willingness to experiment. The short, mostly 2 to 10 minute long contributions to the FullDome Festival worked with ambient images, game scenes, visualized music and effects that are only possible with the dome projection. The festival program with a work-in-progress character gave a first glimpse into the think tank of the 360 ​​° pioneers.

1st FullDome Festival in the Zeiss Planetarium Jena, March 16 and 17, 2007. From the program.

Student premieres
  • Effective landscape (Stephan Walter, Daniela Garkov, Jeanette Gosslau, Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • The Surfaholics Show (Philipp Zettl, Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Clockwork (Thomas Fritzsche, Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • Up (Dietmar Thal, Bauhaus University Weimar)
  • The last working day (Anna Peitocha, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Space Defender 3.2. (Gonzalo Arilla, Offenbach University of Design)
  • In the elevator (Sebastian Simon, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Cleaning up (David Sarno, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Boogie Woogie 3000 (Daniel Frerix, Offenbach University of Design)
  • You, He and Maelstrom (Jos Diegel, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Day 427 (Eva Becker, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Autodrive (Owi Mahn, Offenbach University of Design)
  • Polycycle (Torsten Greiner, Offenbach University of Design)
Further FullDome Festival program contributions
  • The Pulsar Project (Kaidu, Frankfurt / M.)
  • Biomorph (Tina Zimmermann, Berlin)
  • Liquid Sound (Ortwin Klipp, Ingolstadt)
  • Panoramas (Torsten Hemke, Frankfurt / M.)
  • Visual alchemy (Dagmar Voltersen)
  • contact code (Mindgames Production in coproduction with CAI Systeme Berlin)
  • Alien Action (excerpts from "Alien Action - A Science Fiction Music Show" by Tilt Design Studio Hamburg in collaboration with Munit, the media dome of the Kiel University of Applied Sciences and the Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel.)
  • Kaleidoscope (Eve Trzewick and Jürgen Hellwig)
  • Optical Nervous System (David McConville, USA)

2nd FullDome Festival 2008

For the 2nd FullDome Festival on April 26th, 2008, Carl Zeiss Jena GmbH (then company name) donated “FullDome Awards” for the first time. The award with a total value of € 1,500 was given for outstanding festival contributions in three categories:

  • Creative Award (best idea)
  • Performance Award (best implementation)
  • Audience Award.

A jury of experts decided on “Best Idea” and “Best Implementation”; the audience award was determined by the visitors to the FullDome Festival on April 26th by voting slip. The FullDome Award is intended to honor student work that makes the opportunities of the new medium visible in an imaginative and exemplary manner. The aim is to motivate students to continue working with the medium of full-dome projection.

The festival focused on artistic experiments in the 360-degree dome and student short films.

2008 award winners

Winner of the FullDome Awards presented for the first time by Carl Zeiss Jena GmbH, Planetariums Business Unit

  • Best Idea - Creative Award: "The Diver - Der Taucher" by Thomas Fritzsche, Bauhaus University Weimar.
  • Best implementation - Performance Award: "SCIAFOBIA" by Nico Uthe, Bastian Böhm, Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel.
  • Audience Award: “50% Illusion” by Thorsten Greiner, Offenbach University of Design.

3rd FullDome Festival 2009

In the three years of its existence, the FullDome Festival in the Zeiss Planetarium Jena has established itself as the leading forum for dealing with the young and innovative medium FullDome - meanwhile with worldwide response and participation. A productive exchange of experience has developed in particular between the Bauhaus University Weimar (Faculty of Media, Professorship for Media Events), the HFG Offenbach , the Hessian Film and Media Academy , the Kiel University of Applied Sciences, the Kiel University of Applied Sciences' media dome, the Muthesius Art University in Kiel and the ARTS Lab from the University of New Mexico , Albuquerque (USA). At the Bauhaus University Weimar, the project module "Bauhaus in the Stars" was offered under the direction of lecturer Micky Remann in the 2008/2009 winter semester.

Not least because of this video conference, ARTS Lab students sent in contributions to the FullDome Festival, one of which received a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award. Two of the films that received a “Bauhaus in the Stars Award” were also shown on public television, in the Unicato special program “Young Bauhaus Today” (June 4, 2009 MDR , July 5, 2009 3sat ). The program presented works that arose in the tradition and in the examination of Bauhaus ideas, including "Raumschindel" by Robert Sawallisch (Bauhaus-Uni Weimar) and "Apocalypse Bauhaus" by Thomas Bannier (HfG Offenbach), both of which were included received a “Bauhaus in den Sternen Award”.

theme

Bauhaus in the stars

Presenting the impulses of the Bauhaus, founded in Weimar in 1919, with the means of full-dome projection was the main focus of the FullDome Festival 2009 and part of the “09bauhaus90” program of the Bauhaus University Weimar.

Prize winner 2009

At the 3rd FullDome Festival in the Zeiss Planetarium Jena (April 24th and 25th, 2009) more prizes were awarded than ever before. The event was almost fully booked. Out of a total of 24 entries submitted for the festival, 17 student FullDome films were shown on Friday evening - all of them premieres that were presented and discussed personally by the students. For the festival gala on Saturday, 7 works from professional production were included in the program and the FullDome Awards were presented.

The “Bauhaus in the Stars” awards, presented for the first time and once within the framework of the Bauhaus anniversary in 2009, were donated by the Weimarer Land district, in cooperation with the Apolda Avantgarde eV art development association and with the project support of “09bauhaus90”.

A seven-member jury selected three second prizes and two first prizes from the international contributions devoted to the Bauhaus theme in full dome format. The certificate and the cash prize were presented by district alder Wolf Dietrich Schäddrich on behalf of District Administrator Hans Helmut Münchberg to:

  • 2nd prize (a): Maximilian Werkhausen (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar), receives a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award, endowed with € 333.33, for the contribution “Less is More”.
  • 2nd prize (b): Dylan Stevens-Sherriff (ARTS Lab, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque (USA)) receives a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award, endowed with € 333.33, for the “Midnight Tribe” contribution.
  • 2nd prize (c): Thomas Bannier (HFG Offenbach), receives a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award for the “Apocalypse Bauhaus” contribution, endowed with € 333.33.
  • 1. Prize (a) Michaela Honauer (Bauhaus University Weimar), receives a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award for the “Lucca” contribution, endowed with € 750.00.
  • 1. Prize (b) Robert Sawallisch (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar), receives a “Bauhaus in the Stars” award, endowed with 750.00 €, for the contribution “Raumschwindel”.
  • The “Creative Award” - for the best idea - went to Theresa Maué and Moritz Heimsch (FH Darmstadt / Dieburg) for the “Awaken” contribution, endowed with € 500.
  • The “Performance Award” - for the best technical implementation - went to Heino Weißflog, Raphael Köhler, Christian Brinkmann, Philipp Zettl and Dietmar Thal (Bauhaus University Weimar) for the contribution “Rising”, endowed with € 500.
  • The “Audience Award” was determined by the audience's vote - also went to “Rising” (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar), which received another 500.- prize money.

Paul Mowbray (NSC Creative, National Space Center, Leicester, UK) received two “Awards of Excellence” (not endowed) for the outstanding quality of a professional FullDome production for the “Centrifuge” and Peter Popp (softmachine GmbH, Munich) for the Contribution "In the Realm of Light".

4th FullDome Festival 2010

With the increasing number of commercial fulldome shows for planetariums, the need grew to present new productions at the FullDome Festival to the broadest and most interested audience possible. In coordination with the “Immersive Film Festival” in Espinho , Portugal , the FullDome Festival 2010 (May 4-8, 2010) opened its doors for the first time to full-length shows. The response to the 4th festival was enormous. The festival attracted more than a thousand visitors to Jena, the site of the oldest large planetarium in the world. In the course of the five-day events, the festival guests experienced 75 productions - including world premieres - from China, Canada, Australia, the USA, Portugal, Germany and many other countries.

The “Students Night”, reserved for Friday evening and the highlight of every FullDome Festival, showed trends, topics and techniques that go beyond the astronomical themes typical of planetariums. For the first time the Imersa Forum was held for the FullDome Festival.

Award winner 2010

FullDome Awards 2010, donated by Carl Zeiss:

  • Creative Award - outstanding idea (500.-) for the contribution "Wander" by Barbara Ryckman, University of New Mexico.
  • Performance Award - outstanding implementation (500.-) for "Super Golden Years" by Hannes Wagner, Thomas Fritzsche, Florian Meyer, André Wünscher, Samuel Klemke, Bauhaus-University Weimar.
  • Audience Award 1 determined by the audience by voting slip (500.-) for "Above" by Florian Meyer, Bauhaus-University Weimar.
  • Audience Award 2 determined by the public by voting slip (193.-) for “Petty Tyrant” by Alexander Schumann, Bauhaus-University Weimar, donated by the public.
Jury awards
  • Hanna Bork, HfG Offenbach for "In my head"
  • Florian Meyer, Bauhaus University Weimar for "Above"
  • Alexander Stephan, Bauhaus University Weimar for "Chroma Elements"
  • Marcus Feist, Kassel School of Art and Design for "Orange"
  • Hyun-Jea Lee, Bauhaus University Weimar for "Trickbox"
  • Christoph Enzingmüller, Ina Mnich, University of Applied Sciences Kiel for "Spacemaus"
  • Mitchell Marti, University of New Mexico for "Oculus"
  • Alexander Schumann, Bauhaus University Weimar for "Petty Tyrant"
  • Daniel Egerer, Daniel Miekcarek, University of Applied Sciences Kiel for "Nightmare"
  • Katarina Sengstaken, Bauhaus University Weimar for "Spiritual, Material, Intellectual - Magnetic, Itten's Color Theory"
  • Simon Rauh, University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt for "Time Squares"

5th Fulldome Festival 2011

Recording from the FullDome Festival 2011

As a highlight of the Thuringian Franz Liszt Year 2011, on the occasion of the composer's 200th birthday, the special “VisuaLiszt” program took place at the 5th FullDome Festival from May 12 to 14, 2011. Outstanding work on this topic was awarded the "VisuaLiszt Award" by the Thuringian Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs. What was noticeable at the 5th FullDome Festival was a noticeably increased presence in the media. The Tagesthemen reported on it, and a multi-page report entitled “Liszt Reloaded” appeared in the DB magazine Mobil issue 3/2011.

Fulldome artists from all over the world were invited to produce compositions by Franz Liszt as the basis for music visualizations for the fulldome medium. The awards, endowed with € 7,500, are intended to be an incentive for professional, student and independent producers alike to stage and interpret Liszt's musical ideas in a new and multimedia way. A jury of experts determined the price categories and assessed the entries. As in previous years, visitors to the Jena FullDome Festival were able to choose an audience award. The best contributions were presented at the 2011 Festival Gala.

Fulldome expands the possibilities of visual, spatial and cinematic representation. Dealing with immersive media experiences in 360 ° is an exciting meeting point for media artists and Liszt friends. The “VisuaLiszt Award” invited the international fulldome and visual music scene, which was keen to experiment, to relate the imagery projected into the dome to a specific topic: the compositional ideas of Franz Liszt.

The VisuaLiszt program at the 5th FullDome Festival is organized by the Zeiss Planetarium Jena in cooperation with the Art Association Apolda Avantgarde eV and an accompanying event by the Bauhaus University Weimar (lecturer Micky Remann). Funded by the Thuringian Ministry of Culture.

The "VisualLiszt role" with selected competition entries was performed publicly in the regular program of the Zeiss Planetarium Jena from June 18 to July 3, 2011.

theme

VisuaLiszt - contribution to the Liszt year

With the special program “VisuaLiszt” a bridge has been built from the new medium to the main cultural topic in Thuringia, the work of the European composer Franz Liszt.

Award winner 2011

Winner of the VisuaLiszt and FullDome Awards, donated by Carl Zeiss: As part of the Franz Liszt Year 2011, prize money of 7,500 euros from the Thuringian Ministry of Education, Science and Culture, the Impulse Region and Apolda Avantgarde eV could be awarded “ VisuaLiszt Awards ”. This is how the jury decided:

1st prize (3,000.00) for “Liszt from Space” by Stefan Berke and Jan Zehn, Ten Art Communications, Jena. (Independent artist / media producer). 2. Prize (2.000.-) for “How to disappear” by Merlin Flügel, Offenbach University of Design. (Student production). 3rd prize (1,000.00) for "The Metalliszt - Road to Victory", by Robert Sawallisch, Samuel Klemke and Hannes Wagner, Bauhaus University Weimar. (Student production).

  • Special prize of the jury (500.-) for “Nanocam. A trip into biodiversity “by Roberto Girón, Producciones El Exilio SL, Madrid, Spain. (Professional media producers).
  • Special jury prize (500.-) for “Hysteria” by Pedro Zaz and United VJs, Sao Paulo, Brazil (independent artists / media producers).
  • Special jury prize (500.-) for "Lisztrausch" by Adrian Woldt, Bauhaus University Weimar. (Student production).

The more than 30 entries for the VisuaLiszt Award were assessed by the jury members under the aspect of artistic and technical quality as well as their specific effect in the 360-degree dome room. Particular consideration was given to approaches with successful relationships between music and image to one another and in space. The medium FullDome is ideally suited for the development of synaesthetic perception. The roots of such innovative formats can be traced back to Liszt's symphonic poems and the concept of the total work of art designed with Richard Wagner.

In addition, the FullDome Awards donated by Carl Zeiss AG for student theses that are not thematically linked to:

  • Creative Award - outstanding idea (500.-) for “The Royal Pea” by Helena Doyle and Rob Bidder, University of Westminster, London.
  • Performance Award - outstanding implementation (500.-) for "No 217" by Julia Wiesner, Lea Weber-Schäfer, Phil Schöll, University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.
  • Audience Award - determined by the audience by voting slip (500.-) for "Swimming Unicorns" by Stephanie Kayß, Offenbach University of Design.

Festival entries from independent or professional production were awarded an "Honorary Mention" certificate:

  • “Mephisto Cubic” by Phil Mayer, GaiaNova Productions, London
  • "All We Are" from the Norrköpping Visualization Center, Sweden
  • "Jeepers Creepers" from Morehead Planetarium & Science Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
  • "Dynamic Earth - Marine Biosphere" from Spitz Inc., Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, USA
  • "Tale of Stars" from Kagaya Studios, Japan.

6th FullDome Festival 2012

From 8 to 12 May 2012, 90 different shows, short films and clips, including 29 student works, were shown and rated. With contributions and guests from 18 countries, the FullDome Festival was once again able to prove its status as the largest international festival of its kind. Eleven of the sixteen awards went to German students and producers, which is not only due to the German hosts, but also testifies to the high level of media competence in Germany. Of the five universities with student submissions, the Offenbach University of Design came off best. According to the jury's decision, seven of the eight Offenbach works made it to the final round of the “finalists”.

A valued tradition is the support of Carl Zeiss AG, which donated three student prizes worth 500 euros each. An independent jury made up of seven experts selected the winners of the Creative Awards and the Performance Awards.

Prize winner 2012

  • Creative Award - outstanding idea (500.-) for the contribution "Pressure" by Rose Generazio, student at the Ringling College of Art and Design in Florida.
  • Performance Award - outstanding implementation (500.-) for “breakFAST”, a film-noir-oriented contribution by Sönke Hahn, student at the Bauhaus University Weimar.
  • Audience Award - determined by the audience by voting slip (500.-) for "Listen Carefully" by Sebastian Hilgetag and Marie Havemann from the Potsdam University of Applied Sciences.
  • "Dissolving Space Award" - special award of the festival, named after the festival theme. The prize donated with 500 euros by the company Sky-Skan (USA) also went to Sebastian Hilgetag and € Marie Havemann for “Listen Carefully” and honors the skilful way of dissolving the dome into a virtual space using film.
  • Directors Award - Two Chinese students from the Bauhaus University Weimar were able to look forward to a special prize, endowed with 100 euros, by the festival organizers themselves. Jiayao Chen and Jie Wang impressed with “Blue”, an animation in shades of blue and white that was inspired by Chinese porcelain art and reflects elements of Chinese culture in a modern version.

A group of planetarium and media experts voted for the best professional fulldome shows to be shown in the first three days of the festival. The productions between 20 and 45 minutes in length are intended for screenings in planetariums around the world. Honorary prizes were awarded for:

  • “The Future”, a French film about the future of air transport.
  • "Planet Earth - Life between Ice Age and Greenhouse", a production by the Hamburg Planetarium.
  • "Life: A Cosmic Story" from the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.

7th FullDome Festival 2013

7th FullDome Festival Certificate of Sponsorship

As part of the 7th FullDome Festival from May 29 to June 1, 2013, 80 new productions - 24 fulldome shows, 26 short films and 30 student works - were shown with participants from 17 countries. With more than a thousand visitors from home and abroad, there was unbroken interest in the fulldome medium. The doubling of the number of participating universities with student submissions is gratifying. The fulldome show "Dream to Fly" had its world premiere at the festival. The Polish production about the history of the flight also convinced the festival directors (Directors Award).

Thanks to a crowd funding campaign initiated by the festival, numerous sponsors could be won for the festival. This enabled the prize money for the best submissions to be increased significantly. All main sponsors received a star on the “Walk of Fame” in the Zeiss Planetarium Jena and a corresponding certificate. Another novelty of the festival was the first award of the »JANUS«, a statue based on other international prizes in the film industry. Janus is the double-faced Roman god of the beginning and the end and like no other figure suitable to symbolize the space-filling projection onto the dome. The festival directors presented nine of these trophies for the best fulldome contributions to the festival gala.

A special feature of the Jena planetarium is the possibility of generating a spatial sound based on wave field synthesis. Six contributions dealt for the first time with the acoustic possibilities of the »spatial sound wave system«. The best works were awarded (Spatial Sound Award). In 2013, the winners were again determined by an independent international jury made up of seven media experts.

Prize winner 2013

JANUS winner 2013

  • First Year Students' Award - best freshman thesis (500, -) for the contribution "The Dreamer" by Millivette González-De Jesús, Ringling College of Art and Design, Florida, donated by the California Academy of Sciences.
  • Creative Award - outstanding idea (500.00) for “Bon Voyage” by Min-Kyung Ko, Offenbach University of Design, donated by ZEISS.
  • Performance Award - outstanding implementation (500.00) for “Schrödinger's Birds” by Jochen Isensee, Braunschweig University of Fine Arts , donated by ZEISS.
  • Audience Award - determined by the audience by voting slip (500.-) for "In the Name of the King" by Karim Eich and Livius Pápay, Bauhaus University Weimar, donated by ZEISS.
  • Didactic Dome Award - outstanding didactics (500, -) for "The Five-Step Model of Vilém Flusser" by Julia Wiesner, Potsdam University of Applied Sciences, donated by the FullDome Festival.
  • Emphasis on Emotion Award - outstanding emotional emphasis (500.00) for the short film "Von Furcht und Freiheit" by Daniel Weik and Moritz Degen, University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, donated by the Aqua Wellness Institute, Musia Heike Bus.
  • Spatial Sound Award - outstanding surround sound (SHURE high fidelity headphones) for the short film »VORTEX« with Spatial Sound Wave soundtrack by Aaron Bradbury, NSC Creative, Leicester, donated by SHURE Distribution GmbH.
  • Innovative FullDome Production Award - most innovative production (500, -) for the fulldome show "Dinosaurs at Dusk" by Robin Sip, Mirage 3D, The Hague, donated by Sky-Skan.
  • Directors Award - Prize of the festival directors (500, -) for the fulldome show "Dream To Fly" by Majei Ligowski, Copernicus Science Center, Warsaw, donated by the FullDome Festival.
Spatial Sound Recognition Awards winner
  • Peter Popp, Softmachine Munich for the fulldome film "The Life of Trees" with Spatial Sound Wave soundtrack.
  • Planetarium Hamburg & bluphase.media for the short film »Precious Life« with Spatial Sound Wave soundtrack.
  • Felix Deufel, Yannick Hofmann, Natascha Rehberg and Klaus Schüller, Soundscape & Environmental Media Lab, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences for the student clip "I, Water" with spatial sound wave soundtrack.
Honorary awards for outstanding and innovative productions
  • NSC Creative for the fulldome show »Cell! Cell! Cell! ”.
  • Rocco Helmchen and Johannes Kraas, for the fulldome show "Chaos and Order".
  • Parque de las Ciencias, Granada, for the fulldome show "Escher's Universe".
  • California Academy of Sciences for the fulldome show "Earthquake: Evidence of a Restless Planet".
  • Mariano Hernandez Rodilana for the fulldome show »Leo«.
  • Carolyn Collins Petersen and Mark C. Petersen (Loch Ness Productions) for the short film "Losing the Dark".
  • Johnny Ranger, Société des arts technologiques, for the fulldome show "Six Mil Antennas".
  • Spitz Creative Media, Mirage 3D and Thomas Lucas Production for the fulldome show "Super Volcanoes".
  • Ralph Heinsohn for the short film »Syncode 360«.
  • Soft machine for the fulldome show "The Life of Trees".
  • UNC Morehead Planetarium and Science Center for the fulldome show "The Longest Night".
  • Sky-Skan in association with the Franklin Institute for the fulldome show "To Space and Back".

More fulldome festivals

  • Students Nightlife (Germany)
  • Domefest (USA)
  • Fulldome UK
  • Immersive Film Festival (Portugal)

literature

  • Micky Remann: FullDome as a festival - or how does the Bauhaus find the stars , Eduard Thomas on behalf of the Media Department of the Kiel University of Applied Sciences, In: Yearbook Immersiver Media 2008/2009 , Kiel, 2009, ISSN  1869-7178 .
  • DB Mobil magazine: FullDome Festival 2011 - Visualiszt , issue 3/2011, the magazine of Deutsche Bahn / DB Mobility Logistics AG. - Hamburg: G + J Corporate Ed.

Web links

Commons : Fulldome Festival  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ FullDome Festival | The yearly FullDome Festival presents recent 360-degree fulldome productions and provides a platform to promote the art, the business and the future of fulldome. Retrieved November 14, 2017 (American English).
  2. ↑ report at Salve.tv
  3. ↑ Full Dome Festival starts today with the special program “Bauhaus in the Stars”. Retrieved June 29, 2015 .
  4. ↑ Review on Web.tv:
  5. ↑ Winner of the 3rd FullDome Festival on the website of the Zeiss Planetarium Jena ( Memento of the original from February 16, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 61 kB) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.planetarium-jena.de
  6. ↑ Special events in the Jena Planetarium ( Memento of the original from June 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.planetarium-jena.de
  7. ↑ Immersive Media Entertainment, Research, Science & Arts. Retrieved June 29, 2015 .
  8. ↑ Press release from Zeiss on the 4th FullDome Festival
  9. ↑ Fifth FullDome Festival in Jena ended. Retrieved June 29, 2015 .
  10. ↑ Article in the daily topics on the Liszt Year in the FullDome Festival
  11. ↑ Planetarium Jena - The sky over Liszt ( Memento of the original from January 1, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.planetarium-jena.de
  12. ↑ Press release from Zeiss on the 5th FullDome Festival
  13. ↑ The winners of the 9th FullDome festivals. Retrieved June 29, 2015 .
  14. ↑ Students Nightlife in the Mediendom Kiel ( Memento of the original from August 2, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / mediendom-content-distribution.com
  15. ↑ Domefest ( Memento of the original from December 5, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.domefest.com
  16. ^ Fulldome UK
  17. ↑ Immersive Film Festival