Fidrick added that Signs of Life is the culmination of ten years of work. “I crossed the international date line and went back in time to be here today,” she joked. Dawn Fidrick is presently working in Australia.
“This is a one-of-a-kind community centerpiece with original digital content and live stream broadcasts, with worldwide reach of audience as well as a Fifth-graders school program.” “Over the past 40 years as the exclusive nonprofit partner of Griffith Observatory, we have raised millions of dollars building a community which is not just financial but people-powered, with members, donors and supporters.” Ann Marie Bedtke, the Executive Director of the Observatory Foundation. “The Observatory Foundation is an amazing partner,” enthuses Ms. The sophisticated entertainment was produced by a team of the world’s top artists, scientists, and astronomers to create a show that immerses audiences in the environments and conditions that put life in the universe. Indeed, Signs of Life is the result of years of planning. Mike Schull praised the “high level of professionalism” on display today. General Manager, City of Los Angeles, and Director of the Department of Recreation and Parks Mr. She also praised the show as being the culmination of “a collaboration of leaders from science and entertainment community.” Sylvia Patsaouras, President, Board of Recreation and Parks Commission, praised the Griffith Observatory’s “pioneering design,” noting the popularity of this much-loved destination since its 1935 opening. “This is the only place in the Milky Way galaxy that anyone can see the show,“ he quipped, highlighting the show’s “Hollywood production standards.” Krupp noted how the show’s launch had suffered a two year-delay, held up by the global pandemic, and dryly added, “but we have a universe that’s 13.8 billion years old, so a couple of years won’t matter.” Lynda Oschin), amused the assembled audience at the show’s debut today with his hilarious opening remarks and introduction.ĭr. Krupp, the Director of the Griffith Observatory, (pictured wielding the oversized scissors, along with Ms. Photo credit: Griffith Observatory Foundation.ĭr. The gorgeous multimedia production made its premiere today, Friday, May 20, inside the observatory’s planetarium, with a special ribbon cutting ceremony to mark its launch. Signs of Life is first new planetarium show of the past decade that was created exclusively for the prestigious venue, the jewel of this iconic world-famous public park. “Earth is the launchpad to Mars, the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and planets beyond our Milky Way Galaxy in a search for answers to the mysteries that captivate our imagination.” Combining the projection with live entertainment, each performance will be narrated by one of the observatory’s staff presenters.Īs described on the planetarium’s website, Signs of Life is an astronomical detective story that prompts visitors to uncover what it took to put life in the universe. Presented in 8K, at 60 frames per second, with original musical composition, this new planetarium presentation of approximately 35 minutes duration has already received multiple International awards. Signs of Life is a live and highly immersive experience.
Marvel at the vivid animation that both embraces you and propels you through space and time as we attempt to uncover one of life’s most enduring mysteries-the existence of life in the universe. Settle in and recline in one of the comfy seats in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium at the Griffith Observatory to embark upon an imaginative and visually stunning journey.
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