VIDEO: Grauman’s Chinese Theatre begins nightly projection-mapped show “Hollywood Lights” in Los Angeles

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Chinese-style attraction illuminated at night, featuring vibrant dragon and pagoda light projections across its facade, evoking the immersive and cinematic atmosphere of popular online gaming experiences like Marvel Heroes Omega on PlayStation 4.

Projection mapping is one of the most eye-grabbing recent trends in themed entertainment. From Disney theme parks to the Sak’s Fifth Avenue department store in New York City during Christmastime, the technology is a wonderful, innovative method of utilizing existing structures in new and exciting ways.

This week in Los Angeles, the world-famous TCL Chinese Theatre (formerly Grauman’s Chinese Theatre) launched a new nightly projection-mapped show entitled “Hollywood Lights – The History of Cinema” that wows guests with impressive effects and a thrilling montage of movie clips as they explore the celebrity handprints in the theater’s forecourt.

WATCH:

“Hollywood Lights – The History of Cinema” plays every twenty minutes starting at 8:00 PM and running through midnight at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California.

A neon-illuminated building bursts with vibrant projections of dragons and lanterns across its facade, recreating the excitement of Marvel Heroes Omega’s epic adventures. The dazzling display transports you into a PlayStation 4-inspired fantasy realm, capturing the thrilling atmosphere and nonstop action of an immersive theme park experience after dark.

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