Pullman National Historical Park tells the history of a planned industrial community and its unique place in the landscape of American urban design, transportation, and labor rights. NLP created a number of media programs for Pullman National Historical Park's visitor center, including soundscapes that evoke different environments, an archival slideshow of Pullman employees, and an animated exploration of modern plumbing in Pullman housing.
Services
- Content Development
- Scriptwriting
- Graphic/Visual Design & Development
- 2D Animation
- Original Filming
- Sound Design
NLP provided a contemporary approach to the century-old history in a three-monitor, triptych-style media installation about the infamous 1894 Pullman Strike. The film combines archival and contemporary graphics with the spirited conversation of two current-day narrators.
NLP also produced and filmed original footage re-enacting daily activities on a rare and beautifully restored wooden Pullman train car, which is projected at full scale, allowing visitors to visually experience life on a train ride.
