A series of nine audiovisual components for the exhibit that will be shown both at the Virginia and New York Historical Societies. Included in the exhibit is a video program tracing the final stages of the Civil War embedded in a map with automated lights.

An exhibit program about the construction of the S.S. Calvin Coolidge and the Newport News Shipbuilding Company in 1930, featuring film footage from the period and the story as told by men who were there in new oral histories.

An overview of the traditional art forms of Ethiopia, including vintage home movies taken by two women who lived there, one as a missionary, the other in the U.S. Foreign Service.

A interactive exhibit that features the history and culture of the county, as well as a tour of the building that served as an inn and county office space before becoming a museum. A big project for a small museum on a tight budget.

An instructional introduction to the maze, which travelled as a temproary exhibit across the country.

An interactive presentation that features interviews with people who have tattoos, exploring their motivation, the meaning of the tattoos, and their memory of the process. Exhibit also included a step-by-step program showing someone being tattooed.

Four programs that descibe the history of the city, particularly as revealed through recent archaeology.

A module used in the educational tour through a water purification facility. Takes an one and a half procress down to two minutes, including animation of what happens beyond the sight of the visitor.