Branded strands of colored light in the This Little Light of Mine light sculpture in the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum's central gallery.

Media experience design IS exhibit design

Branded strands of colored light in the This Little Light of Mine light sculpture in the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum's central gallery.

That's why we begin with Media Master Planning. It’s integral to the museum or gallery design process. It informs the exhibit story arc, the theming and shape of the galleries, and the building architecture.

A dramatic, colorful rendering of the inner workings of the human circulatory system fills the screen as two visitors stand watching a program in the Museum of Science Boston's Human Body Theater.

We create a variety of original media experiences that speak to museums’ diverse audiences and communities. The goal: to slow down visitors and deeply engage them.

Seated visitors watch a video program in a theater divided between a recreated poor Black classroom on one side and an affluent white classroom on the other. The program is projected on a blackboard projection area at the front.

Diving deeply into content and brainstorming with the team ensures that the museum’s messages and themes shape the media form.

Truman Library & Museum visitors watch a fiery explosion in the World War I theater program. Two ammunition carriages rest on dirt and rocks in front of the projection area.

Weaving together storytelling, technology and exhibit design, we create media-driven environments that transport visitors to another place, another time.

Branded strands of colored light in the This Little Light of Mine light sculpture in the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum's central gallery.

We know designing a new museum or gallery is challenging.

But we’ll be with you every step of the way.

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Getting to know the Monadnock staff was a grand pleasure. I’m in awe of their work and work ethic. Their media work continues to be a highlight of the Cultural Center!
Stacey Halfmoon, Senior Director
Choctaw Cultural Center

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