Interactive kiosk system
Harley-Davidson Story Engines
Client:
Harley-Davidson Museum
Browse:
Exhibits & Interactives
Client:
Harley-Davidson Museum
Browse:
Exhibits & Interactives
Harley-Davidson Museum commissioned Belle & Wissell to develop a series of seven touchscreen interactives that each tell unique stories about their motorcycles and the people who ride them.
Features include scrapbook-like functionality, integrated short documentary films, timelines, slideshows, and first-person oral histories from the Harley-Davidson Archives.
Over fifty short documentary films were created and integrated into the interfaces—both shot and edited by Belle & Wissell with cinematographer David Waingarten.
A web-based WYSIWYG content management tool was developed specifically for the museum, which empowers the curatorial staff to add future content and quickly edit and publish new exhibit kiosks.
Project Accolades:
The Today Show “Harley-Davidson Museum Preview with Tiki Barber,” 2008
Los Angeles Times “Harley-Davidson Museum is hog heaven,” 2008
MSNBC “Harley-Davidson revs up for museum’s opening,” 2008
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Design Technologist: Aaron Hedquist
Technical Lead: Seb Chevrel
Videographer, Editor: David Waingarten
Graphic Production: Marq Dean
Additional Project Credits
Harley-Davidson Archives: Kurt Jansen
Curatorial Director: Jim Fricke
Senior Curator: Kristen Jones
Producer, Writer: Aleen Adams
Museum Content Consultant: Ileen Gallagher
Writer: Sarah Morris
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Design Technologist: Aaron Hedquist
Technical Lead: Seb Chevrel
Videographer, Editor: David Waingarten
Graphic Production: Marq Dean
Additional Project Credits
Harley-Davidson Archives: Kurt Jansen
Curatorial Director: Jim Fricke
Senior Curator: Kristen Jones
Producer, Writer: Aleen Adams
Museum Content Consultant: Ileen Gallagher
Writer: Sarah Morris
Harley-Davidson Museum commissioned Belle & Wissell to develop a series of seven touchscreen interactives that each tell unique stories about their motorcycles and the people who ride them.
Features include scrapbook-like functionality, integrated short documentary films, timelines, slideshows, and first-person oral histories from the Harley-Davidson Archives.
Over fifty short documentary films were created and integrated into the interfaces—both shot and edited by Belle & Wissell with cinematographer David Waingarten.
A web-based WYSIWYG content management tool was developed specifically for the museum, which empowers the curatorial staff to add future content and quickly edit and publish new exhibit kiosks.
Project Accolades:
The Today Show “Harley-Davidson Museum Preview with Tiki Barber,” 2008
Los Angeles Times “Harley-Davidson Museum is hog heaven,” 2008
MSNBC “Harley-Davidson revs up for museum’s opening,” 2008