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Cosmic Picture Cosmic Picture strives to make compelling, cinematic experiences.

We aim to change your perception of the universe in ways you never imagined and to distribute those experiences to theaters, museums, planetariums, zoos, and aquariums throughout the world.

Cosmic Picture is thrilled to announce that internationally celebrated actor Keegan-Michael Key, will narrate and appear...
10/14/2026

Cosmic Picture is thrilled to announce that internationally celebrated actor Keegan-Michael Key, will narrate and appear in the new giant screen film, Einstein’s Incredible Universe, coming to IMAX® and giant screens in museums and science centers Spring of 2027.

“Keegan has long been one of my comedic heroes,” confessed writer/director Daniel Ferguson (Jerusalem, Superpower Dogs). “I had a blast working with him and he definitely brings the fun. Einstein had a great sense of humor and play. I want people to see that he wasn’t just an austere genius with all the answers. He was someone who loved puzzles and mysteries. The questions he asked, even as a boy, challenged our assumptions and eventually changed our understanding of reality.”

Read the full press release here: https://cosmicpicture.com/news/einstein-narrator-announcement/

Images: Keegan-Michael Key, Einstein’s Incredible Universe narrator, with (from left) Writer/Director Daniel Ferguson, Producers Taran Davies and Jill Kasian at Soundtrack New York. The film, ten-years in the making, opens in Spring 2027 in IMAX and giant screen theaters across the galaxy.
Cosmic / Bryan Smith

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We can’t stop storms, but we can understand them. Today is the International Day For Disaster Risk Reduction, which focu...
10/13/2026

We can’t stop storms, but we can understand them.
Today is the International Day For Disaster Risk Reduction, which focuses on how we can better adapt to, prepare for, and protect our communities from the growing threats of natural hazards.

In Extreme Weather, audiences go behind the scenes with the fearless scientists and first responders working on the front lines of our changing planet. The film follows storm chasers deploying sensors into the paths of tornadoes, researchers tracking massive collapsing glaciers in Alaska, and brave firefighters battling intense wildfires.

By witnessing these powerful forces up close, we gain a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of our atmosphere—and the critical importance of building a more resilient future together.

On World Habitat Day, we are looking to one of the last truly untamed sanctuaries on Earth: the Arctic National Wildlife...
10/02/2026

On World Habitat Day, we are looking to one of the last truly untamed sanctuaries on Earth: the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

In The Arctic: Our Last Great Wilderness, audiences journey to northeastern Alaska to witness an ecosystem that has evolved intact since the beginning of time. From the 200,000-strong Porcupine caribou herd navigating their epic migration to polar bears denning on the snowy coastal plains, this refuge is irreplaceable. It is a powerful reminder of what true habitat preservation looks like.

Let’s keep the wildest places wild.

Today marks the observance of Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Filming the IMAX® film Jerusalem, whic...
09/21/2026

Today marks the observance of Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Filming the IMAX® film Jerusalem, which was just this year inducted into the IMAX® Hall of Fame, allowed the Cosmic Picture team unprecedented access to document how ancient traditions seamlessly breathe through the modern, diverse cultural melting pot of the Old City.

Celebrating the High Holy Days in Jerusalem underscored the universal human desire for renewal, forgiveness, and reconciliation. We are proud to share stories that foster cultural understanding and lifelong learning. Wishing all of our partners, colleagues, and viewers observing around the world a meaningful, reflective, and peaceful Yom Kippur.

09/16/2026

đź‘€Keep your eyes peeled for our official announcement in October! Let us know who you think it might be in the comments.


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Let’s talk about film cameras. There are many different cameras that can be used for practical reasons like tight spaces...
09/10/2026

Let’s talk about film cameras. There are many different cameras that can be used for practical reasons like tight spaces, weight restrictions for crew members, and budget. Different cameras can also provide unique narrative tones and blend aesthetics.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey made cinematic history as the first feature film shot entirely with IMAX® 15-perf/65mm film cameras. A lighter and quieter camera, named the Keighley (named after longtime executive at IMAX and the company’s chief quality officer), was developed to make recording direct sync sound dialogue easier. 7 different IMAX® film cameras were used throughout the production to handle all of the different types of sequences.

But did you know that 15perf/65mm cameras have been used since 1970 to produce experiential art films and documentaries entirely on 1570 - since the first IMAX® film Tiger Child was released?

The behind-the-scenes photo above shows the MSM 9802 65mm film camera used on the IMAX® / giant screen film Jerusalem. These unique large format film cameras use 15 perforation 65mm wide film negative (roughly 3.5 times larger than standard 35mm film), which is printed onto 70mm film for theatrical projection on screens often 80 feet high and 100 ft wide, allowing for exceptional detail, clarity and depth.

Around 40 theaters in the world can project The Odyssey in 1570mm, the way Nolan intended. Have you seen The Odyssey in its native format? Did you see Jerusalem in its native format?

09/07/2026

Every breath we take connects us to a changing atmosphere. Today, on International Clean Air Day, we are reminded that the air we share shapes our climate, our health, and our future.

From raging wildfires choking our skies to the shifting dynamics of global weather systems, our atmosphere is sending a clear message. Our giant-screen IMAX® film, Extreme Weather, takes you deep into the front lines of these atmospheric changes, showing how Earth's elements are inextricably linked.

Watch this 25-second sneak peek, and join us in raising awareness for cleaner air and a resilient planet. What steps are you taking in your community today?

What do bats and flying dinosaurs have in common? Both reveal the incredible story of how animals conquered the skies. B...
08/29/2026

What do bats and flying dinosaurs have in common? Both reveal the incredible story of how animals conquered the skies. Bats are some of nature's most extraordinary creatures—pollinating plants, controlling insect populations, and playing a vital role in healthy ecosystems.
In the film Flying Monsters, discover the fascinating connection between today’s flying creatures and the ancient pterosaurs that ruled the air millions of years ago. From the smallest bats to the largest flying reptiles, the story of flight is one of evolution, adaptation, and survival.
This International Bat Night, experience the wonders of flight on the giant screen.

Compassion has the power to change the world.On this World Humanitarian Day, we honor those who dedicate their lives to ...
08/19/2026

Compassion has the power to change the world.

On this World Humanitarian Day, we honor those who dedicate their lives to helping others and protecting our shared future. Dr. Jane Goodall inspired generations through her unwavering commitment to people, wildlife, and the planet—showing that hope begins with action.

Experience her extraordinary story in the film Reasons for Hope and discover why her message continues to inspire change around the world.

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