Immersive Helms
Our immersive helms will whisk your visitors back in time via the magic of cutting edge 3D sound. A knight’s great helm transports the wearer into the heart of a medieval battle. A gladiator’s helmet pitches the listener into Rome’s Colosseum, surrounded by the cacophony of the baying mob. A WW1 helmet and gas mask will sink the listener ankle-deep into trench mud with the sound of shellfire exploding all around them.
Hurley’s Camera
2014-17 marks the centenary of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s epic attempt to be the first to cross the Antarctic Continent. Dulwich College, which houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to its former pupil, wanted an exciting exhibit to mark the event so we dreamt up a way to transport visitors to the Antarctic ice to join Shackleton’s crew during one of the key events of the doomed expedition.
The Charles Wesley Room
Built in 1739, John Wesley’s Chapel in Bristol is the oldest Methodist Chapel in the world. Above the chapel are the rooms once used by the Methodist movement’s itinerant preachers including Charles Wesley, John’s prolific hymn-writing brother. The custodians of the chapel approached us to create an experience in Charles Wesley’s room, to give visitors new insights into this pivotal figure in the early Methodist movement.