Excursion Train Car Exhibit Media Once the world’s longest and tallest railroad structure, the Kinzua Bridge was torn apart by an F1 tornado in 2007. This disaster was turned into an opportunity to create a dramatic skywalk and glass floor 300 ft above the valley floor. At the new visitor center designed by 106 Group—a TripAdvisor reviewer … Read More
Visitor Center Interpretive FilmEndurance Without ReliefThe siege of Petersburg, the longest military campaign of the Civil War, took a terrible toll on both soldier and civilian. Dramatic first-person accounts, newspaper reports, and historic photographs and illustrations create an emotional theatrical film about this brutal siege.
A Place of OpportunityVisitor Center Interpretive FilmHopewell Furnace is the most thoroughly preserved representation of America’s early iron-making industry and community life. This theatrical film tells a complex cultural history story that spans 200-years. We paid particular attention to historical details: fitting costumes, finding props, and hiring a period wagon and carriage pulled by historically accurate Percheron … Read More
Henry Knox and the RevolutionVisitor Center Interpretive FilmGeneral Henry Knox’s artillery crews were crucial to the final American victory at Yorktown that ended the Revolutionary War. This visitor center film focuses on life at the training camp at New Windsor where artillery tactics were developed and refined by Knox’s crews. Production occurred at western Pennsylvania’s Fort … Read More
Where History LivesTour FilmThe historic furnishings and fine arts collection of the White House tell us stories of our nation and its leaders. Where History Lives takes viewers on a historic journey from room to room, and features behind-the-scenes views of the flower shop, pastry kitchen, and rarely seen rooms.Our crew worked around priceless objects and … Read More
Visitor Center Exhibit Media & InteractivesIn 1814, a ragtag force of Choctaw Indians, Tennessee & Kentucky militiamen, Freemen of Color, Baratarian pirates, and American Army units—united under General Andrew Jackson—fought off a superior British force for a stunning victory.A three-screen orientation video with synchronized LED map covers the New Orleans campaign, and a large screen film … Read More
Paso Por Aqui Visitor Center Interpretive Film The Zuni Indians’ Puebloan ancestors called it Atsinna, Place of Writings on the Rock. The Spaniards called it El Morro, The Headland. American settlers called it Inscription Rock. Over the centuries, those who stopped at this reliable watering hole left carved evidence of their passage: symbols, names, dates, … Read More
Refuge of the American Spirit Visitor Center Interpretive Film The words of our nation’s “Conservationist President” are woven together with scenes of his beloved North Dakota badlands, a place “so fantastically broken in form and so bizarre in color as to seem hardly properly to belong to this earth.” We shot across the four seasons, retraced … Read More
Enduring Legacy Visitor Center Interpretive Film A young John Adams cuts reeds in a salt marsh. John Quincy plants peach stones in his wife’s glass bowls to see their roots grow. In his family’s Stone Library, Charles Francis edits the letters of his grandparents. These glimpses into the life of the Adams Family are told … Read More
