Responsible for the audio-visual and content for these incredible spaces, we at Technically Creative are thrilled to have contributed to their creative and technical realisation at the Harry Potter Studio Tour, Tokyo.

Technically Creative was tasked with creating an immersive gaming experience based on the Nerf branding incorporating immersive audio, bespoke lighting and physical arcade-style games.

Harry Potter New York. An immersive three-story retail experience like no other, boasting the world’s largest collection of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts products…

Technically Creative was tasked with creating a flowing art digital display made up of several segments in this new creative refurbished space in the Portico Shop.

The team at Technically Creative worked diligently to produce promotional artwork and interactives for the release of Spiderman 2 for Playstation 5.

Technically Creative are proud to have supported Cod Steaks Ltd in delivering the Harry Potter Forbidden Forest experiences.

A fully immersive, walkthrough experience with lighting, AV, animations, audio and extensive theming recreated the Blitz story and enveloping visitors in the sights and sounds and scenes of September 1940.

We were privileged to have had the opportunity to work on the Harry Potter area of the London Film Museum alongside our sister company Cod Steaks Ltd. Here we contributed our oil liquid lighting technique that was adopted for the butter beer bars at other attractions, programmable magic wand LED lighting effect and installation assistance.

We were thrilled to collaborate with Seasonal Attractions to develop content for an enchanting magic elevator as part of a Santa’s Grotto experience. The exhibit features five 4K display screens positioned to recreate "magical windows" within the elevator, allowing visitors to look out and experience a stunning visual journey to Lapland.

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A one stop shop of technology, audio, lighting, and interactives for the client all controlled by the touch of a show control button. Two floors of activities and interactives were brought to life and cohesively integrated all areas and exhibits in the FEC together. Immersive and special effects lighting helped delineate areas of activities, with carefully curated audio enhancing the experience.

Working alongside Cod Steaks Ltd our sister company, we created a magical restaurant backdrop, using audio visual atmospherics, animated projections, and lighting display. Guests are swept up in the dining experience with live interactions from cast members, playing the crew of the Beagle galleon.

Technically Creative were enlisted to provide all the audio visual and thematic elements to this new venue ensuring an immersive multi-purpose space for all the family.

Following from the success of “The Blitz” where we created a full immersive walk through experience, we put our creative minds to work and created a modern aesthetic to encompass a rare piece of history – the Human Torpedo. Combining up to date AV technology and original war relics, we will bring to life a forgotten part of the war.

At the London Transport Museum, Technically Creative delivered engaging interactive experiences designed to educate and entertain visitors. The City Planner Table invites players to strategize and design their ideal urban transport network, balancing efficiency, sustainability, and passenger satisfaction in a dynamic, game-like environment.

What was your favourite childhood story? Ever wanted to revisit your most beloved fairy tale? Working alongside design heavyweights Mina Lima, we created the exhibit titled ‘Enchanted Adventures in Storytelling’. Moat Brae Museum is the home of JM Barrie and the birthplace of Peter Pan.

We utilised a good mix of custom designed and manufactured electronics along with some engineered mechanics to deliver a very haptic experience for players.

The team at Technically Creative have worked on many of the attractions as Magna Science Adventure centre in a converted steelworks. Some of the highlights include a programmed light wall that we refurbished with energy saving LED’s. This was programmed to play a special effect lightshow and is the main feature of the café and event space area.

Technically Creative worked very closely with LLE to ensure more robust versions of games were manufactured, technology and software wherever possible. Utilising materials that were harder wearing to ensure longevity within the environment.

Technically Creative helped to rejuvenate the "Waterloo" room with creative new lighting to breathe new life into this segment of the museum.