Client:
United States Army
 

Services:

Live Event, Virtual Event, Lighting, Scenic, Video/Film, Post-production

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Solution:

Years in the making, the Army decided it wasn’t going to cancel the Grand Opening of its Museum due to COVID-19 restrictions, and TBG moved quickly to build a highly interactive and memorable “virtual opening”  combining a live ceremony with motion graphics and video elements.

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Despite being scaled back, the virtual opening required lighting, audio, and scenic elements to support broadcast of the event.

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In addition, because the audience was virtual, we had an opportunity to introduce the Museum and its exhibits to a much wider audience through video. Highlighting  the immersive aspect of the exhibits and as well as the solemn role of the U.S. Army throughout history, we told a story featuring soldiers coming alive and telling us their stories, with sound design and original soundtrack designed to emulate a live audience experience.

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Subcontractors:

Atmosphere Lighting, Legacy Scenic, Magen Entertainment, Marvin Yates, Maryland Sound, SEF Technology, Sharpe Pursuits, TempPower, VCB Events

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Credit:

Francisco Campos-Lopez - Director/DP/Editor