Welcome to the Summer 2025 D3D Cinema Newsletter! We’re excited to share the latest film and theater updates, production milestones, exciting Birdly news, and more!
The newest D3D client, the Oakley STEM Center at Tennessee Tech University, has signed a 3 year Cinéfolio agreement. This partnership will allow the STEM Center to bring a wide variety of visually stunning, educational, and family-friendly content to the Tennessee Tech community and beyond. Welcome to the Cinéfolio family!
This fall, D3D Cinema will be upgrading the Joe Jessel 3D MEGA Theater at the USS Lexington in Corpus Christie, TX with the latest in laser cinema technology. The floating museum theater located on a decommissioned aircraft carrier, will feature Christie’s new PURELASER projector with enhanced playback technology.
Installed as a new giant screen venue in 2020, Imagination Station has extended their status as a D3D Cinema Cinéfolio venue. After a successful 5 year run with access to the ever-growing Cinéfolio library, along with full technical system support, Imagination Station has extended their partnership with D3D Cinema for an additional 2 years.
After 3 years of enjoying access to the diverse Cinéfolio library, the New Bedford Whaling Museum was eager to continue their relationship with D3D Cinema. The museum has extended their agreement for an additional 5 years, allowing for access to one of the largest portfolios of education documentary content available.
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Once protected by strong federal safeguards, the stunning marine national monuments featured in Ocean Paradise have seen their protections rolled back in recent months, making their story—and their preservation—more urgent than ever. D3D has updated this timely film with a renewed and powerful message of hope, highlighting the critical importance of defending these fragile ocean habitats. Produced in association with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
CLICK HERE to watch the trailer.
Much like the ‘rexlings’ featured in the film, T. REX is officially one year old! It’s been a banner year for the blockbuster film—featuring in over 120 museums worldwide and reaching over 2 million viewers—surpassing several Year 1 box office milestones unseen in the industry since Tornado Alley (2011).
“T. REX has been a wild ride, a proud achievement for GSF,” said Don Kempf, President of Giant Screen Films. “We’re thrilled by the response, the record-breaking performance stories in the museum network, and the strong continued bookings into its second year.”
T. REX is available for all cinema formats in all shapes and sizes, including giant screens, cinema domes, 2D/3D venues, and planetariums.
CLICK HERE to learn more about the film, watch the trailer, booking and more.
GSF/D3D is pleased to partner with Dr. Mark Witton—renowned author, paleontologist, and artist—and Princeton University Press to promote the publication of KING TYRANT. This stunning coffee table book features Witton’s evocative dinosaur paintings and curates the latest in tyrannosaur research to offer a modern and engaging understanding of these creatures.
Dr. Witton is available for book signings and presentations in conjunction with T. REX screening events. Contact D3D for more information.
Hardcover, 320 Pages
CLICK HERE to order the book and watch the book trailer.
In May the GSF production team returned to the remote corners of Saint Lawrence Island to continue shooting for its upcoming, yet-to-be-named film. Directed by Academy-Award nominated and large-format veteran filmmakers Steve McNicholas and Luke Cresswell, the production explores how Indigenous communities and the iconic animals of the far north are adapting to changing sea ice conditions. Returning to the same remote Yupik villages where rare footage was captured 50 years ago, the film reveals environmental and cultural change over time while celebrating the resilience of the Inuit people on the frontlines of a warming arctic.
The film is a co-production with the Native communities of Sivuquaq (Saint Lawrence Island, Alaska), with major support from the National Science Foundation and in partnership with the Tribal Youth Media Initiative. Up next: filming massive walrus migration routes and haul outs along the Bering coast.
PRE-LEASING BEGINS SOON. CONTACT GSF FOR MORE.
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And when there, take flight with Birdly®—a full-body VR simulator that transports you into new worlds, letting you soar above New York or slip through time as a prehistoric Pterosaur or travel anywhere on earth with Birdly World.
CLICK HERE for the Birdly World Sizzle Trailer.
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