National Air and Space Museum: 
East End Galleries

Unified Field also created 24 interactive media stations for the East End galleries in the National Air and Space Museum. We created touchscreen stations on Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, and Robert Goddard for the Pioneers of Flight gallery; on Caroline Herschel and Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin for the Discovering Our Universe gallery; on Gladys West, U.S. Space Force, communication satellites, for the Living in the Space Age gallery, and many others. On these stations, a colleague designed the interface, and I worked with the curators and Museum staff to determine the storytelling focus of each experience. I took on content and asset research, edited filmed interview pieces, and created supporting graphics, videos, and animations. I also created video interactives for the How Things Fly and the interfaces for touch-screen interactives about launch vehicles and space telescopes in the Living in the Space Age gallery.

 

(Photos: National Air and Space Museum)