Psychlorama @ Ulster Screen Academy

Psychlorama was first shown at NWRC in June 2021 and we are now fortunate enough to be able to show it again in Ulster University's Belfast Campus, using the Armagh Planetarium portable projection dome.

Psychlorama is a 30-minute, four-part piece that combines hugely inventive visuals and music in a unique, surround experience focusing on the impact different environments have on our lives.

Psychlorama is a collaborative production involving Connected (the knowledge exchange programme supporting HE, FE and businesses), North West Regional College’s Digital Design department, Ulster University’s School of Communication and Media, Queen’s University Belfast’s Sonic Arts Research Centre, Blast Furnace Recording Studio, Movin Music Academy and Celtronic.

Visuals are by James McGarrigle and The Fully Automatic Model with audio by Rayon Vert, The Fully Automatic Model and Aaron Thomas.

Click here to view the Psychlorama showcase https://psychlorama.com/

To reserve your place, choose a showtime on the following days (shows run every 45 mins)

Please be aware that the performance has flashing strobe effects and can be triggering for audiences that suffer from photo-sensitive epilepsy and/or vertigo . Audience will need to sit on bean bags inside the space which can be difficult for some audience members.