Ten minutes of audience questions ran for an hour, because kids at domes across the map wanted to ask an astronaut whether she was scared. Four panelists on what domecasting actually makes possible, what it costs you in prep, and where it still breaks.

"Every festival that I've been to has had an actionable result afterwards," Berman said. "The connections that you make, you can't make them any other way. It's great to see people in person and experience films with them, go have a drink with them afterwards."

Two distributors and a planetarium director break down what actually gets a fulldome film licensed and booked, straight from July's Fulldome Forum panel.