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The Red Green & Blue Company has designed, manufactured and installed a number of interactive exhibits for museums in the UK.

Projects include:

Explore @ Bristol
RGB helped design the exhibits for this new hands-on science centre which opened in 2000. RGB produced several of the final interactive exhibits including Play TV (a fully functional TV studio specially designed for children) and Bit of Fun which explains binary. We also installed and commissioned a full TV studio for the complex.

Wildscreen @Bristol
RGB filmed several sequences and handled the MPEG encoding of thousands of clips of video for use in this extensive interactive display covering the natural world.

The Lindisfarne Heritage Centre, Holy Island, Northumberland
DVD introducing the Lindisfarne Gospels "Turning the Pages" exhibition.
We also designed and built Wildlife in the Landscape, a specially commissioned interactive installation on the natural history of the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve.

Morehead Planetarium at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
RGB has made a 30 minute film, "DNA: The Secret of Life", to mark the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the structure of DNA. Made in association with Windfall Films.
Wildlife in the Landscape
This installation is designed to introduce visitors to the different habitats on Holy Island and to give an idea of the range of plant and animal life found in each one. It consists of a specially constructed 3D resin model (2m x 1m) of the island of Lindisfarne and two TV monitors. Visitors are given the choice of finding out more about five different "zones"..
Pressing buttons illuminates lights on the model showing where, for example, the sand dunes are located. At the same time a short film plays describing the main features of the dunes and their associated wildlife.
 
           
 
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