SeatPeek
Interactive concept
Building the auditorium Placing tiered rows, seats, and sightlines…
IMAX Concept show
SM Megamall · Demo auditorium

Orbital: Beyond the Line

Sat, 29 Aug 7:30 PM

Orbit 360° around the stepped rows, then click any available seat.

Controls

Left-drag to orbit · right-drag to move · scroll to zoom · click a seat for POV

Concept preview. Availability, pricing, movie, and showtime are sample data. No ticket is reserved or sold here.

Accessible alternative

Choose from the 2D seat map

Every 3D seat is mirrored here as a keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly control.

Available Best view Selected Unavailable ♿Wheelchair space CCompanion

Scroll sideways to explore the full auditorium

Use arrow keys to move between available seats. Press Enter or Space to select a seat.

Consistent comparisonThe same camera model is used for every seat.

Chart-traced layoutRows and aisles follow the supplied plan, approximately.

Accessibility visibleWheelchair and companion places are clearly labeled.

Approximate POV

View from —

Row — · Seat — Centered view

Drag to look around

— / 100

Chart-traced estimate — this is not a venue photograph or a guarantee of an unobstructed view.

 3D camera controls

Explore the auditorium

Left-drag
Orbit around the auditorium and inspect the tiered rows.
Right-drag
Move the camera without changing its viewing angle.
Scroll
Zoom toward the point underneath your cursor.
Click a seat
Enter its seat-level POV, then drag to look around 360°.

With the 3D view focused: Home resets · +/− zooms · L toggles lights · Enter opens the selected seat.

About this prototype

What the preview can—and cannot—tell you

SeatPeek calculates a comparable view using each seat’s row, horizontal offset, estimated elevation, and distance from the screen.

  1. Pick a seat. The seat map follows the supplied SM Megamall image approximately.
  2. Enter its POV. The seat-level camera includes real 3D chair backs and simulated patrons in nearby rows.
  3. Treat it as guidance. The room and crowd are conceptual; the auditorium has not been measured or venue-verified.