New facility will be 360 degree experience
A cinema which will place the action all around the audience, a so called immersive cinema, should be ready to go by the end of the year.
Its in The Nunnery, the home of the International Centre for Technology.
Its hoped that the facility will prove popular with schools as well as being opened up to the public.
Adrian Bell, the man behind it, says it will give a more sociable experience of 360 degree cinema than is usually offered:
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