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CN Tower Makes Waves with 3D Theatre Premiere on Canada Day CN Tower Makes Waves with 3D Theatre Premiere on Canada Day June 30, 2010 (Toronto, ON) Premiering Canada Day, July 1 st , the CN Tower will launch a new 3D theatre experience featuring The Ultimate Wave Tahiti 3D, the Toronto premiere of the first 3D surf film ever created. “We are always looking at innovative ways to make the CN Tower experience more exciting and our state of the art high definition 3D theatre featuring a spectacular film about surfing in Tahiti will be an exciting new addition to the lineup of thrilling experiences that we offer,” said Jack Robinson, Chief Operating Officer. Visitors will be able to experience the phenomenon of new, improved 3D at the CN Tower’s new state of the art high definition theatre featuring The Ultimate Wave Tahiti 3D . The Ultimate Wave Tahiti 3D is a 45 minute film created by Canada’s own Stephen Low Productions. Audiences are immersed into the stunning beauty of an island paradise on a quest to find the perfect wave-riding experience. The film follows nine-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater and Tahitian surfer Raimana Van Bastolaer as they seek out the best waves at Tahiti’s famed reef at Teahupo’o. As their quest unfolds, the audience is plunged beneath the surface of things, to explore the magic of Tahiti, the life of the reef and the hidden forces at work shaping ocean waves and the islands that lie in their path. Hailing from Montreal, Director Stephen Low is one of Canada’s most experienced filmmakers, bringing to his work a unique storytelling vision and an understanding of the language and tremendous possibilities of 3D cinema. State of the Art Upgrades at Maple Leaf Cinema The CN Tower’s newly upgraded Maple Leaf Cinema is one of Toronto’s most versatile theatre venues used for public as well as private event screenings. The Maple Leaf Cinema is now fully equipped with the latest in Digital Cinema Technology with a State of the Art High Definition DCI Compliant Projection system from Christie with full 2K resolution. The theatre also features the latest in digital 3D cinema technology for visitors to enjoy the new and improved 3D experience. The projection is driven by the latest video server technology for all modern digital cinema formats coming out of Hollywood and independent production houses. The theatre also includes a new bigger, brighter screen and a complete Digital Cinema Audio experience enabling guests to hear the movies like never before in complete state of the art digital cinema surround sound. Lastly, state of the art 3D viewing technology by Xpand using an electronic shutter glass system provides a brighter, clearer and overall better 3D experience. The CN Tower’s newly upgraded Maple Leaf Cinema is the latest addition to Canada’s National Tower. In 2006 new meeting space was added at the base of the Tower to meet the growing demand for meeting and event space. In 2007 an innovative energy efficient LED exterior lighting system was installed that now features a nightly light show and special occasion lighting throughout the year. In 2008 the CN Tower introduced the world’s highest glass fronted and glass floor paneled elevators. Celebrating Canada Day (June 29-July 4) The launch of the CN Tower’s newest adventure coincides with Canada Day celebrations. Visitors to the CN Tower from June 29-July 4 can enter to win fantastic prizes including a CN Tower children’s birthday party for 10, tickets to Cirque du Soleil’s Alegria performance on July 3 rd at the Air Canada Centre and more. Also on July 1st celebrate Canada Day at Canada’s National Tower with spectacular views overlooking the city and country! Visitors to the CN Tower will receive handheld Canadian flags and pins (while quantities last). About the CN Tower The CN Tower is a National icon, engineering Wonder, Toronto’s must see and Toronto’s ultimate urban adventure. Take in spectacular views of up to 160km (100 miles) away from three observation levels, including the world famous Glass Floor and the Sky Pod , the highest of them all. Rocket to the top aboard the world’s No. 1 Elevator Ride*. The Tower’s glass fronted elevators now feature glass floor panels and take only 58 seconds to get to the top. Enjoy award- winning fine dining at 360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower , upscale bistro dining at Horizons or casual fare at the Far Coast Café. Experience The Ultimate Wave Tahiti in the Tower’s new state of the art high definition 3D theatre. Ride the Himalamazon motion theatre ride . Plus, enjoy 10,000 square feet of unique Canadian artisan and souvenir shopping in the Gift Shop . Don’t miss the architectural illumination of the CN Tower each night from dusk with top of the hour light show. * Journeys of a Lifetime , National Geographic, 2008 About Stephen Low Productions The Ultimate Wave Tahiti is directed by Stephen Low and produced by The Stephen Low Company (producer Pietro L. Serapiglia) in association with K2 Communications and Havoc Television. The Stephen Low Company is a producer of the IMAX Experience and leading 3D entertainment and a distributor to IMAX theaters and other giant screen theatres worldwide. Award-winning filmmaker Stephen Low is the director of more than a dozen giant screen films including, Across the Sea of Time, Mark Twain's America, Beavers, Titanica, Super Speedway, Fighter Pilot and The Ultimate Wave among many other classic giant screen titles. - 30 – Media inquiries: Irene Knight, Manager of Public Relations, [email protected] , 416-601-4729 .
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