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Science Spectrum Omni Theater – Lubbock, Texas
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp Houses
Completed in December, 2003. This system replaced a previous IMAX theater system. The OMNI Theater is part of the Science Spectrum science museum. This is the web site of the OMNI Theater.
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Eugenides Foundation – Athens, Greece
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in the fall of 2003. It is the first large format theater in Greece and our first European project. This is a CE certified system. The web site for the Eugenides Foundation can be found here. However, the English portion of the site is undone.
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North American Museum of Ancient Life – Lehi, Utah
• 15/70 3-D Tandem Projection System for a flat screen
• 2 15-Kilowatt Lamp Houses
• 15/70 Makeup Table
Completed in October, 2002. The North American Museum of Ancient Life is part of the Thanksgiving Point complex of shops and entertainment.
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RPG Productions – Burbank, California
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 7-Kilowatt Lamp House
• 15/70 Makeup Table
Completed in June, 2002 at RPG Productions. The system is used for pre and post-production screening. Click here for some details on this installation.
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Extreme Screen Theater in Science City – Kansas City, Missouri
• 15/70 3-D Tandem Projection System for a flat screen
• 2 15-Kilowatt Lamp Houses
Completed in early 2001. The theater complex is part of Union Station, in Kansas City. The web site is Extreme Screen Theater.
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OmniDome Theater – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in January 2000. The Kirkpatric Science and Air Space Museum owns one of Cinema Development Company's finest 15/70 dome systems. Click here to view some photos of the projection booth. The web site is OmniDome Theater.
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UltraScreen Theater – Ontario, California
• 15/70 3-D Tandem Projection System for a flat screen
• 2 15-Kilowatt Lamp Houses
Completed in 1998. The UltraScreen was part of the Ontario Mills shopping center in Ontario California.
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CineDome at the Orlando Science Center – Orlando, Florida
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in 1997. The Orlando Science Center was the second 15/70 dome Cinema Development Company (formerly Cinema Technology Incorporated) manufactured under an exclusive relationship with Iwerks Entertainment. The web site for the dome is the Dr. Phillips CineDome.
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| Iwerks Entertainment – Burbank, California
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 7-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in 1996. The system built for Iwerks is a pre and post production film system.
This leads to the Iwerks web site.
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| Childrens Museum of Indianapolis – Indianapolis, Indiana
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in 1996. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis projection system was the first dome system manufactured by Cinema Development Company (formerly CTI).
Cinema Development Company is the sole broker for the re-sale of this excellent projection system.
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Zion Canyon Theater – Springdale, Utah
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in 1994. Zion was the first system installed in an exclusive relationship with Iwerks Entertainment. The web site is Zion Canyon Giant Screen Theater.
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St. Louis Arch – St. Louis, Missouri
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Completed in 1993. For the Arch, Neil Johnson, President of N J Engineering (an earlier name for Cinema Development Company), manufactured and installed a 15-Kilowatt 15/70 flat screen system under the umbrella of World Odyssey. Similar systems have also been installed in Japan. The web site is Saint Louis Arch Giant-Screen.
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Goto Optical Manufacturing – Tokyo, Japan
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 7-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built and installed by NJ Engineering. Completed in 1990. This is Goto Optical's corporate demonstration theater. The web site for Goto Optical is can be seen here.
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Jullandhar City Flat Screen – Punjab, India
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built by NJ Engineering. Installed by Goto Optical. Scheduled for completion in May, 2004.
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Sokcho City Dome Theater – Korea
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built by NJ Engineering. Installed by Goto Optical. Installed in 1999.
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Yamada Plaza Ultra 70 Theater – Fukushima, Japan
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a flat screen
• 7-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built and installed by NJ Engineering. Distributed by Goto Optical. Completed in 1996.
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Sagamihara Museum Theater – Sagamihara, Japan
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 12-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built and installed by NJ Engineering. Distributed by Goto Optical. Completed in 1995.
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Kitatama Theater – Kitatama, Japan
• 15/70 2-D Projection System for a dome theater
• 15-Kilowatt Lamp House
Built and installed by NJ Engineering. Distributed by Goto Optical. Completed in 1994.
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