Exhibit Media, Immersive Films, and more

We've created many media experiences for the museum over the years, beginning with their first theater film. In close collaboration with the talented exhibit team at the Heinz History Center & Pittsburgh Sports Museum, we've created new and immersive ways to explore our city's history.

HIDDEN TREASURES

Now Open: a whimsical introductory film and three touchscreens provide visitors with an inside look at the curatorial team and intriguing objects in "Pittsburgh's Hidden History."

A WOMAN'S PLACE

Exhibit designers sought our expertise to quickly develop an immersive presentation about an immigrant family's struggles at the turn-of-the-century, using a 3 screen and 3 projector configuration.

PENS BANKRUPTCY

With a new exhibit opening in only two weeks, the museum wanted to tell the complex financial story of the Pittsburgh Penguins rescue from bankruptcy. The creative solution was to use a fun “play-by-play” approach and light-hearted animation to unfold the economic story in a way that is entertaining and hits key interpretive points for the visitor.

MY AMERICA

As part of a new exhibit that challenged local artists to interpret "My America," we produced a short film on how one artist used archival portraits from the collection for inspiration.

My America

Tara Zalewsky-Nease's "My American in Sketch Portraits."

Locker Room Soundscape

For a new locker room exhibit, we created a dramatic soundscape with archival locker room interviews, speeches, and newly recorded audio. As visitors walk the hall, they are immersed in the sounds of players and coaches. As they emerge out on the "field" of the Sports Theater, they are greeted with cheering fans and marching bands.