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03/10/2026

The new Museum of Discovery and Innovation (MoDI) in Canton, MA www.paulreveremuseum.org/modi invites visitors—especially young innovators—to “Think Like Revere.” Located at the Paul Revere Heritage Site, the museum blends RFID ticketing, immersive media, hands-on design challenges, and experiential storytelling to explore entrepreneurship, creativity, and technology.

Working with exhibit designer EXP Studios, www.experiencedesignstudios.com, BPI developed and produced interactive and immersive media, storytelling documentary films, and RFID digital systems that encourage guests to invent, build, and share their ideas.
And if you’re attending Building Museums in Baltimore this week, BPI’s Roger Brown would love to connect, [email protected]. If you have 15 minutes between sessions, let’s grab coffee and
compare notes on what you’re building next.

12/11/2025

Paul Revere’s history was a lot more than a horseback ride. The Museum of Design and Innovation which is opening soon in Canton, MA is the home of Revere’s entrepreneurial coppersmithing business. BPI worked with EXP Studios of RI to design and produce inventive media that allows guests to design, build, and innovate as Revere did.

Get ready, Canton — something extraordinary is coming to the Paul Revere Heritage Site. The brand-new Paul Revere Museum of Design & Innovation is officially...

10/06/2025

In celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, BPI honors and respects the contributions, innovations, and contemporary viewpoints of Indigenous people past and present. BPI is proud of our work amplifying Indigenous voices, collaborating to help tell stories that deserve to be heard and acknowledged.

If you haven’t met the BPI team yet, we will be “Moving Forward, Standing Strong” at ATALM2025, the International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Cherokee, NC, October 8thand 9th.
We have been creating unforgettable media experiences for tribal museums, visitor centers, and Indigenous exhibitions for over 30 years.
We’d love to meet you and show how our creative media and immersive technologies can help you attract and engage more visitors. Stop by booth 40 to say hello to Bob and Candy and imagine the possibilities!

08/28/2025

04/29/2025

🏁 The Race to Opening Day! 🏁

Just 14 months ago, BPI teamed up with Balance Studios and GeoMedia to help create the all-new Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum — and we crossed the finish line on time!

✅ 20+ interactives
✅ Massive LED and projection-mapped experiences
✅ 50+ terabytes of original race footage
✅ Thousands of images and pages of stories

From filming the Indy 500 with 7 crews to building two signature immersive shows — The Starting Line Experience and In the Race — this was a true team effort, built on trust, hustle, and heart.

Huge thanks to Balance Studios, GeoMedia, and everyone who helped make it happen.
The museum has opened to rave reviews — and it’s just getting started. 🏎️✨

Want to learn more? Meet Brad Parker at or reach out: [email protected]

04/16/2025

What a week at TAM in Austin! 🙌

Our session on telling tough stories to young audiences—presented with our amazing partners , ECI, and the —was packed wall to wall! Huge shoutout to David Shields, Chris Frison, and Aaron Scarleta for dropping some serious wisdom on designing for all ages.

AND—we’re beyond proud that The Rescue won Bronze for In-Museum Experiences! 🏅

This immersive show tells the real story of 8-year-old Berna Real, a Filipino-American refugee during WWII—and it’s been resonating deeply with visitors of all generations. The Pacific War Museum is doing incredible work rethinking what a military history museum can be. ❤️

Thanks to everyone who came out, and congrats to all the TAM award winners! 🎉

04/02/2025

BPI is headed to Texas for TAM 2025, celebrating 50 years of the Texas Association of Museums.
So if you’re in Austin next week, catch our session with the National Museum of the Pacific War, D|G Studios, and Exhibit Concepts, exploring how Children on the Homefront uses small spaces and personal stories to tackle complex history through a child’s perspective. Monday, April 7, 4:00–4:30 PM in Salon 2.
We’ll also be at Booth #19, ready to talk about big ideas for your next project. See you there!

03/21/2025

BPI had the privilege of collaborating with a Native advisory committee and tribal members from descendant nations to bring the story of Angel Mounds to life. At the Indiana State Museum’s Angel Mounds State Historic Site in Evansville, IN. we helped create “Power of the Mounds”, a five-screen immersive film that amplifies the voices of the Quapaw, Miami, Osage, and Shawnee. These storytellers share how their cultures remain deeply connected to this sacred site, first occupied over 1,300 years ago.

And now, for the second time in three years, BPI—alongside writer and BPI Executive Producer Candy Moulton—has been honored with the Spur Award for Best Western Documentary Script from the Western Writers of America. This recognition highlights our team’s commitment to authentic storytelling and immersive media that deepen understanding and inspire visitors of all ages.

https://www.indianamuseum.org/historic-sites/angel-mounds

03/11/2025

Recently, BPI had the pleasure of sharing what we do with a group of eager students from Wheaton College’s Media in Massachusetts class!
We shared stories, answered questions, and delved deep into the creative and technical processes that drive our projects. The students even got hands-on experience watching our current films, trying out buttkicker demo prototypes, and using interactives at various development stages, providing invaluable usability feedback.
We are thrilled that this class exists as a chance to inspire the next generation of creators!

02/27/2025

Art as a medium has great power in being able to trigger unique thoughts, connections and reflections. BPI partnered with The Mint Museum to bring these ideas to the forefront and enhance their Southern/Modern exhibit with an interactive Visitor Response Station. Visitors can share their thoughts by typing, drawing, or recording audio, and they can see responses from other visitors as well. Through this interactive, the visitors themselves create a rich tapestry of community insights and personal stories that fosters conversation and deepens the experience in this gallery, adding another beautiful work of art onto the wall.

Check out The Mint Museum and our other projects at bostonproductions.com/our-work.

01/31/2025

CONFIDENTIAL: OPERATION BRIEFING FOR THE RESCUE

Your mission is classified. The National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, TX has launched “The Rescue,” an immersive operation designed by BPI will transport you into the realities of wartime peril and survival.

Objective: Relive the extraordinary true events chronicled in Stephen Trent Smith’s The Rescue. Follow Berna Real, a nine-year-old expatriate in WWII Philippines, as she evades enemy forces and endures nine harrowing days aboard the Balao-class submarine Crevalle, surviving relentless depth charge attacks.

BPI has designed this three-theater tactical simulation, integrating themed environments, multi-screen intelligence feeds, precision lighting, and atmospheric effects. The highlight is the submarine theater—a motion simulator replicating naval maneuvers.

Executed with elite partners including Jonathan Bean (thematic design), Bob Field (scripting), Scott Ciprari (construction), Ed Shea (management), and Bowen Technovation (AV systems), this mission has been rigorously developed.

The museum’s command team, led by Executive Director David Shields, Director of Exhibits Nicole Bagley, Director of Marketing Ruth Ann Hatori, and Director of Education Kyna Stys, played a critical role in intelligence gathering and mission development. Special commendation to Director Stys for her relentless research efforts in uncovering this vital piece of history.

Additionally, operatives will encounter a pre-show intelligence briefing area, developed in collaboration with BPI and exhibit designer EXP of Rhode Island, offering interactive debriefing materials and historical data to deepen your operational readiness.

Proceed with urgency. Report to the National Museum of the Pacific War. Dismissed.