Natural History Museum, London: award-winning interactive film hosted by David Attenborough
Interactive experience and UX designer, production manager, game designer, graphical interface designer and product designer
Produced and designed complex award-winning interactive experience for award-winning 45-minute interactive film experience, in collaboration with BBC’s Natural History Unit and presented by Sir David Attenborough, which takes you on an immersive journey to discover your evolutionary past.
A sophisticated control system controls multiple screens, lighting effects, sound, and 74 custom-made handheld touchscreen devices with build-in cameras.
Immersive personalised social interactives and augmented reality (AR) creates a truly multi-sensory experience where computer-generated models of extinct creatures come to life and appear as if they are in the studio with you. Visitors interact with virtual specimens and take part in challenges and quizzes. At the end users can save their journey and access it later on a personal web area on the Museum website.
Sir David Attenborough user-testing interactive experience 
Product design og unique multi-sensory device 
Augmented reality makes prehistoric creatures come to life in the theater 
BBC Natural History unit filming 
Interactive quizzes and interface design complimenting the filmed material 
Mixed media experience with multiple screens, handheld device, AR, coloured lighting and more
