“Sounds of the Underground” is visual entertainment library set to the styles of techno, dance, club, and rave styles. A unique variety of artistic 3-D animations make this the perfect experience for music club enthusiasts and anyone who likes a dancing experience for the eyes!
The audience experience for “Sounds of the Underground” is unlike any of the planetarium’s other music entertainment programs. It uses a “Visual DJ” presentation style, where... Sounds of the Underground
“Sounds of the Underground” is visual entertainment library set to the styles of techno, dance, club, and rave styles. A unique variety of artistic 3-D animations make this the perfect experience for music club enthusiasts and anyone who likes a dancing experience for the eyes!
The audience experience for “Sounds of the Underground” is unlike any of the planetarium’s other music entertainment programs. It uses a “Visual DJ” presentation style, where... Let it Snow – A Holiday Music Journey
Release Date: October 2012
After years of running our popular “Holiday Music Magic” show, the Clark production team has created a whole new experience with new music and modern visualizations!
The show features a variety of high resolution scenery and artistic animation. While the show can run on its own, the Clark Planetarium enhanced the show with real-time and lighting effects for added variety and drama. It was extremely well received. The 30-minute program is a fun and... Evolution
Release Date: July 2011
With the general theme of evolution this fulldome production takes its audience on a 13.7 billion year whirlwind journey. The audience will realize that the universe continuously evolves and so do the stars.... The Earth and Me
Release Date: November 2011
The theory of chaos states that a butterfly flapping in Brazil can start a storm in Texas: if that is the case, what do you think would be the effect of more than 7 billion butterflies on the Earth?
... Earthquake: Evidence of a Restless Planet
Release Date: May 2012
Fly along the San Andreas Fault before diving into the planet’s interior, travel back in time to witness the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the break-up of Pangaea 200 million years ago, visit the sites of historical earthquakes in India, China and Japan, and learn how scientists and engineers collaborate to build a safer environment. Along the way, you’ll discover how earthquakes fit into the larger story of our restless planet.
Produced by: California... About us
Manufacturing and installation of planetarium projection systems with Uniview, laser projectors, and production and distribution of fulldome shows.
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