Journey through the Reefs of Belize

This Fulldome video — an underwater journey to Glover’s Reef Research Station in Belize — was produced as part of A World Underwater: The Reefs of Belize, a program from the Charles Hayden Planetarium. The Planetarium team worked with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to make a 360 degree film of the underwater footage they took exploring the Mesoamerican reef ecosystem.

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Underwater 360 Photography:

Keith Ellenbogen, MIT CAST Visiting Artist / Assistant Professor Photography SUNY/FIT

Allan Adams, Associate Professor / MIT Dept of Physics

Post-Production:

Stitched and edited by Jason Fletcher

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