Acknowledge the issue**: As soon as you notice the customer's discomfort, politely ask if they're feeling unwell. This shows that you care about their well-being and are willing to help. Provide assistance**: Offer the customer a seat near the front of the theater or in an area where the motion effects will be less pronounced. If possible, try to move them away from any areas with intense visual stimulation. Offer medication (if necessary)**: Depending on the severity of their symptoms and the length of the film, you may want to offer the customer a medication that can help alleviate their discomfort. For example, Dramamine is commonly used for motion sickness. Keep them informed**: Let the customer know what's happening with the film and give them regular updates. This can help distract them from their symptoms and make the experience less unpleasant. Be prepared to refund or reschedule**: If the customer's condition worsens, you may need to consider offering a full refund or rescheduling the showing for another time when they're feeling better. In terms of current news about Starfield: Shattered Space DLC, I'm not sure how it relates to handling motion sickness during a 3D film. The DLC appears to be related to an upcoming video game expansion pack and doesn't seem relevant to our discussion.