The brand and marketing
We created The Dome’s identity and built its local audience. We run the marketing that brings people to the venue, including its Instagram presence.
A 20-metre immersive display with a public programme. We built the brand, manage the complete operation and use the venue to evaluate imaging and playback technology at full scale.
28 imagesWe created The Dome’s brand and run its programming, marketing, ticketing and daily operations.
Approximate Instagram following reported by VCS, October 2026. Screen dimensions are published by The Dome.
We created The Dome’s identity and built its local audience. We run the marketing that brings people to the venue, including its Instagram presence.
We choose the programme, manage the content and prepare each show for the curved screen.
We manage the show schedule and ticket sales.
We manage projection, calibration and playback across the 20-metre theatre. The same venue lets us test our media tools with full shows and a paying audience.
The venue presents immersive media across a 20-metre dome. Our work covers content preparation and the systems used to project and play it.
HP’s January 2026 case study describes how VCS uses a single workstation for fulldome playback.
Alongside the daily programme, The Dome hosts album-listening events, filmmaker conversations and special screenings.
The Dome and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre hosted the Vancouver stop of the Spotify-presented planetarium listening experience. Sessions paired the album with a Laser Fantasy laser show or dome imagery by Babak Tafreshi.
Vancouver was the programme’s only Canadian location. Local coverage includes an on-site review from The Georgia Straight and reporting from Daily Hive.
The Dome presented the specially adapted fulldome version of Le Musk with director and composer A.R. Rahman in attendance. The gala combined the screening with an on-stage conversation about the film and immersive storytelling.
The conversation with Sharad Kharé ↗V.S. Wells attends the Vancouver laser presentation of Lost Weekend and reviews the music, visuals and phone-free listening experience.
The Dome’s music programmeCoverage of the Lost Weekend planetarium sessions presented by The Dome and the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre.
The Dome’s music programmeAn account of attending the Vancouver planetarium listening session, from the laser presentation to the audience’s response.
The Dome’s music programmeA report on the worldwide Lost Weekend planetarium programme, including Vancouver. Its interviews and performance photographs are from the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey.
The Vancouver listening experienceSharad Kharé’s conversation with Rahman following the Le Musk screening at The Dome, with photographs from the event.
Le Musk at The DomeReporting on the Vancouver gala, the fulldome adaptation and the film’s combination of music, imagery and scent.
Le Musk at The DomeCoverage of the two sold-out Vancouver gala shows and Rahman’s approach to multisensory storytelling.
Le Musk at The DomeThe Dome’s announcement of the February 1 gala, fulldome adaptation and audience conversation with Rahman.
Le Musk at The DomeA behind-the-scenes tour of the projection, workstations and cooling, followed by gaming across the dome screen.
The Dome projectCoverage of Linus Tech Tips’ visit and gaming demonstration at The Dome in Vancouver.
The Dome projectA look at the venue’s projection upgrade and immersive programming.
The Dome projectA guide to the venue’s immersive film programme, including Pink Floyd and space documentaries.
The Dome projectThe station’s event listing names VCS and describes the transformation of the planetarium into The Dome.
The Dome projectJay Minter’s launch coverage names VCS and describes the projection system and evening film programme.
The Dome project
5 imagesOur in-house original production brings 360° film and live dance into the same room. Created and directed by Stefanie Noll, starring Alyssa Allen, it premiered at The Dome in October 2026.
VCS owns the production IP. The imaging workflow uses AI upscaling, frame interpolation and GPU-driven dome output.
The production, images & workflowFrom technical direction and post-production to marketing, fabrication and daily venue operations.
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1 imageDome II is a proposed immersive venue at the Plaza of Nations, near BC Place. The March 2026 proposal explores a new site and venue design.
Location, design and delivery remain subject to approvals, permitting and development.
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