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What happens when a museum asks you to bring an old educational film back to life?
At Museo de los Niños de Guatemala, the Rocaventura exhibit teaches kids how minerals form and why they matter. The story worked. The visuals no longer did.
So we rebuilt the experience.
A new character. Three roles: explorer, miner, scientist. Cinematic lighting. Realistic minerals. Atmospheric caves. Facial performance capture.
All while preserving the original narration that generations of kids already knew.
The result became a fully renovated visual experience that now lives inside the exhibit.
Curious to see how we did it?
Explore the full Rocaventura case study.
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