The Queensland Holocaust and Education Board engaged us to build an immersive and engaging pop-up museum to educate visitors on this terrifying history.

As the lead creative producer for this project, I worked with various suppliers, creative teams and, of course, the board to build the flow and curate the way we chose to tell this story.

We wanted to honour those who lived, survived and unfortunately perished during the Holocaust whilst keeping the audience engaged and the experience unique and deeply moving.

As the creative producer, I worked with our team to build the content design and immersive experiences into a cohesive journey that transports the audience to that time and space.

The project incorporates a range of immersive technology as well as unique tangible builds. As you move through the museum you will experience:

Three different audio-visual installations

Walk through recreations of moments in history

Experience personal stories in VR

See a snapshot of the online museum using AR technology

Hear from those who did not survive the Holocaust, with the implementation of AI video imaging

And sit with those who have passed in a memorial space that speaks to the Queensland Jewish population