Australia’s Tasmania hosts world's biggest drive-in festival
A festival in Australia’s Tasmania has used a mountain as a cinema screen in what's being described as the world's biggest drive-in.
Laser specialists have beamed light projections onto Mount Roland to tell the story of the southern state. People have flocked to see their state's history projected in lights on the rock.
As part of the inaugural Firelight Festival, twenty-four lasers have been projected onto the rock face of the mountain.
The series of animated images tells the story of Tasmania and has taken three years to come to fruition. Visitors get the soundtrack to the animation by tuning into their car radios.
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