Palladiscope is a one-of-a-kind, custom made viewing system designed to play architectural cinema. Created specifically for the Palladium, it consists of 12 projectors, customized software, and components that make visual experiences and projections possible. Just as CinemaScope was an enhanced way to view movies, projecting them at a larger size, Palladiscope takes that idea even further by moving beyond the screen and onto the physical architecture of the Palladium.

The projection is shown daily on the façade of the Palladium. It runs every half hour beginning at 9 p.m. with the last show beginning at 11 p.m. As the season changes, and nightfall occurs earlier, showtimes will be adjusted accordingly.

The City partnered with Blockhouse Studios in Bloomington, IN for this project, which is funded by the Carmel Redevelopment Commission and Hamilton County Tourism.
Learn more about Blockhouse and their work on the Blockhouse project page.

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