‘Dream Big: Engineering Our World’: Film Review Aimed at tomorrow’s civil engineers, 'Dream Big,' the latest Imax opus from Greg MacGillivray, explores manufactured wonders around the world.

Academy Award-winning actor, Jeff Bridges, lends his voice to narrate DREAM BIG: ENGINEERING OUR WORLD, a new MacGillivray Freeman 3D film for IMAX and giant screen theaters opening globally ...

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The Imax documentary “Dream Big” started out with one ambitious goal: Make engineering flashy, appealing and cool. “The American Society of Civil Engineers came to us and said, ‘We have a problem,’” ...

The documentary shows her chasing her dream, working at a large engineering firm in Seattle that provides consulting, design, and construction services for corporations and governments.

A film at the California Science Center hopes to attract young women to become engineers by featuring women professionals and their impressive engineering feats.

Film Review: ‘Dream Big: Engineering Our World’ Engineering is celebrated as the key to unlocking our global future in Greg MacGillivray’s compelling, visually arresting, 3D Imax documentary.

The documentary "Dream Big" is playing now at the Great Lakes Science Center. (courtesy MacGillivray-Freeman) CLEVELAND, Ohio -- If your idea of an engineer is a guy sporting a crew cut, black ...

More than 200 New York City students donned 3D glasses for “Dream Big: Engineering Our World,” which will air in theaters across the U.S. to promote engineering careers ...

DREAM BIG: Engineering Our World is a giant screen film that will transform how we think about engineering. From the world’s tallest buildings to underwater robots and a solar car race across ...

A new IMAX film 'Dream Big' believes the solution to engineering's diversity problem is just waiting to be inspired.

Greg MacGillivray’s 3D IMAX documentary, which takes on the impact of engineering over the centuries, is entertaining but almost too ambitious for its own sake. Rating: 2.5 stars out of 4.