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Hormel Spam Museum - Austin Minnesota

The Spam Ballet

The Spam Museum is an admission-free museum in Austin, Minnesota, dedicated to Spam, a brand of canned precooked meat products made by Hormel Foods Corporation. The museum tells the history of the Hormel company, the origin of Spam, and its place in world culture. This was a 3 screen stereo production with original shooting.

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Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit

Hubble Telescope

A traveling exhibit about the Hubble telescope. This video asks various experts how old the Universe is and how do we figure it out?

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Zoo Miami

Modern Day Dinosaurs.

This 10 screen exhibit poses the question - are modern day birds descendants of Dinosaurs? See for yourself. (excerpt from longer program)

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Chicago Museum of Science and Industry

An exhibit for the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. The importance of DNA which shapes everything.

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Chicago Museum of Science and Industry

DNA Development Wall

A 3 screen visual and aural presentation. FROM DNA ALL LIFE DEVELOPS (excerpt from longer program)

Intrepid Air and Space Museum

New York, NY

“Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light” transports visitors back to November 25, 1944, when the USS Intrepid was struck by two kamikaze suicide planes. The exhibit includes a memorial wall that honors the 69 officers and crew members who gave their lives while serving aboard Intrepid.

A multimedia experience, audio, video, lighting controls, smoke and flame effects, projectors and five synchronized video screens comprise the exhibit. All systems combine to create an immersive, on-location environment experience that tells the history of the kamikaze attacks in a gripping and memorable way.

Intrepid Air and Space Museum

Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light

The multiscreen film tells the story of the fateful battle at Leyte Gulf in which the USS Intrepid fought against the Japanese. The show is presented on the actual ship that fought in the battle and is moored in New York as a Museum. The very deck your watching it on is where the fateful kamikaze crashed and killed many a brave sailor. The actors were chosen for resemblances to the actual sailors that were on the ship that day. One of them - Dean Lesnet was still around when the film premiered on the ship. Both actors were filmed on the ship in New York.

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