You can be a storm chaser with Tornado Alley, the newest giant screen presentation at the Orlando Science Center

Tornado Alley is an explosive giant screen adventure that takes viewers on an epic chase through the severe weather capital of the world.

Narrated by Bill Paxton (Twister, Titanic, Big Love), the film follows director and star Sean Casey (from Storm Chasers on the Discovery Channel) and the scientists of VORTEX2, the largest tornado-research project ever assembled, on separate missions to encounter one of earth’s most remarkable events – the birth of a tornado. Whirling above the human drama are the storms themselves, magnificent forces of nature revealed in breathtaking detail through the magic of the giant screen.

Filmed across America’s Plains states where three-quarters of the world’s tornadoes occur, Casey and his crew race after storms in TIV-2, a seven-ton armored “tornado intercept vehicle” engineered and built by Casey to withstand the impact of the gale force winds at a tornado’s core. The goal that drives Casey into relentless super-cell storms? To navigate the TIV-2 directly into the heart of a tornado and capture its beauty and destructive power on film – up close and personal.
  The film premieres on the giant screen of the Science Center’s Dr. Phillips CineDome on Saturday, March 24 and will be on the  schedule through summer 2012.

See the film’s trailer and get details about the premiere day’s event by visiting the website:
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