
DOROTHY'S MISSIONS
DOCUMENT NATURAL PHENOMENA LINKED TO THE EARTH'S ECOSYSTEM AND CLIMAT
The project uses high-altitude observations and immersive VR experiences to raise awareness about environmental issues, highlight the interconnectedness of natural events, and partner with environmental organizations to communicate their efforts in innovative ways.
COMPLETED MISSIONS
Our most famous film is Mission Umbra, where Dorothy ascended to capture the eclipse from space in April 2024. The film will be distributed by HUBBLO in domes and festivals worldwide in 2025.


OUR CURRENT MISSIONS
Here, you can find a list of projects currently in development, seeking financial partners or environmental organizations to help tell their stories in innovative ways.


MISSION AURORA
IN DEVELOPMENT
Capturing the Northern Lights from within the stratosphere and explore the intrinsic relationship between the Sun and the Earth, highlighting how our planet's magnetic field protects us from the Sun's and space radiation.
In March 2026, we'll head to Yellowknife, located in Canada's Northwest Territories, just 512 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle.

MISSION TORNADO
IN DEVELOPMENT
Filming tornadoes in Tornado Alley, USA, during spring, while investigating how the climate crisis is contributing to their increasing frequency and intensity. To achieve this, we're developing a specialized launcher capable of rapidly deploying ultra-light Dorothy modules equipped with cameras and environmental sensors.