Josh Frank created a light-art installation on the Blue Starlight drive-in's concession trailer using a Lightform device, projecting movie motifs onto the building while the Austin location stayed closed during COVID-19. The Round Rock location remained open, and tickets were available for upcoming weeks.
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Hey, drive-in friends. Josh here at the Blue Starlight, all alone. It's quiet tonight. We're closed until we can reopen after this is all over. But I wanted to give my drive-in friends and patrons a little something special while you're sitting at home. So I bought a special toy for the drive-in called Lightform. And I've been playing around with it and I created a little cinematic art installation. For you guys to enjoy. I'll do a couple of these over the next couple weeks, hopefully. I took our drive-in trailer, the concession trailer, and turned it into a little cinematic patchwork of art. And so I'm out here alone tonight, I was messing around with it, so I thought I'd share it with you. My little shelter-in-place cinematic piece of art for you guys to enjoy. Yes, that is the Blue Starlight RV concession stand behind you, and I turned it into a light art installation of some of the movies that are beloved and that are played here often, and that will be playing when we reopen. So stay safe. If you can make it out to Round Rock, we are— we're gonna be open there, and And, uh, some tickets are still available for the coming weeks. And, uh, I can't wait to share a night with you guys at the Blue Starlight again sometime real soon. And in the meantime, enjoy the art installation on the Blue Starlight RV here in Austin, Texas. Thank you.