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Submit immersive 360° audiovisual works in fulldome format for screening in a planetarium dome.
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Get matched →The Montevideo International Fulldome Festival launches its inaugural edition, welcoming artists and collectives worldwide to present immersive audiovisual works in fulldome format. The festival takes place April 10–12, 2026, at the Agrónomo Germán Barbato Planetarium in Montevideo, Uruguay, a historic venue recently restored with advanced digital technology, 8K projection, and 5.1 surround sound.
Participation is free of charge and open to proposals exploring immersive 360° audiovisual narrative formats from artists and collectives worldwide, with no stylistic limitations.
An international jury composed of artists and professionals from the immersive arts and fulldome fields will oversee selection: Line Katcho (composer and media artist, Canada), Barbara Weinmann (technical and digital animator, Argentina), Lynn Tomlinson (director and animator, United States), Julian Medina (curator and digital visual artist, Colombia), Brian Mackern (new media artist and developer, Uruguay), and Valentina Montero (curator and researcher in media arts, Chile).
Selected pieces will be screened in the planetarium's dome, equipped with six laser projectors within an immersive audiovisual environment.
Awards will be offered by international and Uruguayan partners, including The Node Institute (Germany), Magma Futura (Uruguay), Blendy Dome VJ (Brazil), and others to be announced.
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