If you've been to Auckland's Aotea Square recently, you may have noticed the large shipping containers that recently appeared.

They're part of Darkfield, an immersive audio experience that has travelled the world, including to major international festivals like the Venice Film Festival, BFI London, Tribeca and SXSW.

The containers are pitch-black and visitors step inside either the Victorian seance room or the replica economy class cabin to listen to a 20-25 minute 360-degree audio experience.

Entertainment commentator Chris Schulz reveals whether or not this is an experience worth checking out.

LISTEN ABOVE

If you've been to Auckland's Aotea Square recently, you may have noticed the large shipping containers that recently appeared.
They're part of Darkfield, an immersive audio experience that has travelled the world, including to major international festivals like the Venice Film Festival, BFI London, Tribeca and SXSW.
The containers are pitch-black and visitors step inside either the Victorian seance room or the replica economy class cabin to listen to a 20-25 minute 360-degree audio experience.
Entertainment commentator Chris Schulz reveals whether or not this is an experience worth checking out.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Chris Schulz: entertainment commentator reviews the new Darkfield experience in Auckland

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