3. Multiple and panoramic projection
Renowned French filmmaker Abel Gance is considered a pioneer of French cinema. An innovator and poet to the core, he set out to explore the aesthetic resources of film
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. Convinced of the need to revolutionize traditional cinema, in 1926 he perfected an artistic invention that prefigured the giant-screen projection of the 1950s, and in particular Cinérama
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In his film Napoléon vu par Abel Gance, he renews the expressive richness of the image by using triple projection
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Multiple and panoramic projection
Economic data
Construction costs for a room in special formats
KineMAX at Futuroscope (including equipment) cost the equivalent of 6.8 million euros.
A Géode-type Omnimax hall costs between 10.7 and 18.3 million euros, depending on the architectural choices made.
The Géode in Paris (including hall and equipment) cost the equivalent of 19.8 million euros.
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