Jumeirah Inside

Produced the content shot at the luxurious Burj Al Arab hotel for this new Jumeirah collaboration with Google. We filmed for 4 days over Ramadan around the whole hotel including the Helipad, Royal Suite and Aquarium.

The content we created included linking video sequences, 360º still spheres, 360º video sequences and video/audio content for additional user interactions such as the fountain display.

Please visit the website here to explore this range of media as it’s not possible for me to display within this portfolio format.

Here is the introductory film to give you a taster but there are several films and interactive experiences on the website itself.

Agency: Media Monks

The Olympic Museum

The video clip below shows a taster of the film and interactive content created for The Olympic Museum. The exhibits I produced include the following:

“The Flame is Yours” is a unique use of AV in a spiral art installation, featuring footage and motion graphics projected onto suspended silicone rods surrounding a ramp walkway at the entrance of the museum. (00:08)

“Opening Ceremonies” is a 12 metres wide immersive film installation celebrating the greatest moments of the opening ceremonies from across the world with accompanying dramatic sound design. (03:38)

A projected interactive newspaper allows visitors to learn of the influences on Olympics founder Pierre de Coubertin at the time of its creation. It uses a physical blank newspaper triggered by gesture tech to then project animated scenes onto it and appearing to magically bringing it to life. (01:48)

I also produced various other interactive exhibits including a multi-user game allowing people to vote and learn about the rules of the games and also to learn about the origins behind the olympic rings and colours.

Exhibition Design: Mather & Co

KAH Museum

I was the lead producer and also a creative on the KAH Museum project for Engage Works. The museum tells the story of the Al Habtoor Group chairman, Khalaf Al Ahmad Habtoor.

This is a private museum only with guided tours, it is not accessible by general public. A tour guide controls all of the media content, audio effects, smells and  lighting all via an ipad control system.

At the heart of the museum is a 360° central hub. This uses a flexible 8k curved display with Christie micro tiles to display film and stills content, all controllable via the iPad application. For the hub film we filmed the chairman and created an 8k film that wrapped around the space, celebrating the aspects of his life that are explored throughout the museum.

I managed the design & branding process, creation of iPad control app, soundscapes, touchscreen digital magazines, film shoots and 8k central hub display. Unfortunately I can’t feature all images or videos of this project at this stage. Here is a taster of the main immersive “hub” film I produced.

The museum experience was designed by Haley Sharpe Design.

National Football Museum

In addition to producing the main immersive film “Our Beautiful Game” for the National Football Museum, I also produced a variety of touchscreen interactives and was solely responsible for project managing the on-site AV software installation for over 45 exhibits.

I was the key point of contact to ensure that all of the AV & Interactive content was running smoothly prior to the public opening. Part of this process was to regularly liaise with the client team and all contractors on site providing status reports and working with programmers to fix any bugs. I was also responsible for managing our team throughout this process from snagging through to final completion.

I have edited the following clip to demonstrate the huge amount of AV content in the museum – and this is just a fraction of what is in there!

Design Agency: Mather & Co

Battle of Bosworth

I was the lead producer on this project working with exhibition designers Studio MB to produce all the AV and interactive digital media for the King Richard III Visitor Centre, which opened in July 2014.

The Centre takes visitors on a journey through Richard III’s life starting with ‘Young Warrior Arches’, a film of projected characters involved in the Kings upbringing.  A large scale dramatic film also depicts the Battle of Bosworth and Richard III’s final moments, all filmed from re-enactment scenes. The battle film is projected at a large-scale in the gallery on huge sheets of aluminium and is accompanied by a dramatic surround sound audio scape to completely immerse the visitors in the battle.

The demanding shoot involved filming over 30 extras and 12 horses against a huge green screen. The cast were selected due to their specialist weaponry and jousting skills and travelled from far and wide to be part of this prestigious film installation based at the site of the King’s burial.