Name: Project Vaccine Exhibition
Brand: Moment Factory
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Demystifying vaccines through engaging multimedia content

Custom Museums & Cultural Institutions United States

Boston | 2021

Moment Factory and the Museum of Science, Boston (MOS) team up once again to bring to life an engaging experience that explores one of the most significant topics of our time—vaccines.

Following the success of Arctic Adventure: Exploring Through Technology, MOS invited Moment Factory to collaborate on their newest exhibit—Project Vaccine: Our Best Defense. Our team was responsible for bringing multimedia content and interactivity to 4 zones, as well as supporting the exhibit's rollout to two additional locations.

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This permanent exhibit is part of the Museum's educational and public health initiative which seeks to demystify the subject of vaccines within the context of a global pandemic. The experience features a multimedia show, engaging visuals and games that spark conversation, making complex topics accessible to all through bilingual content in English and Spanish. An interactive zone invites visitors to move their bodies to “Take a Stand” on ethical questions, discovering a range of public opinions.

Within a short delivery timeline, Moment Factory worked closely with the Museum’s in-house team and independent scientific experts, aligning creative intentions and optimizing production. Together, we were able to transform complex scientific content in simple and entertaining ways, placing multimedia and creativity at the service of an important public dialogue.

Photos by Ashley McCabe