ROYAL ALBERTA MUSEUM

IMMERSIVE | LINEAR DOCUMENTARY | CREATIVE PRODUCER | DOP | EDIT

SYNOPSIS

When the RAM was being rebuilt in 2018, Hidden Story Productions spent two years conducting in-depth community consultations and producing over 30 linear and immersive documentary shorts about the histories and current-day cultures of Indigenous Alberta. These are permanently exhibited throughout the Human History wing of the new RAM - one of Canada’s largest and most well regarded museums.

YEAR OF COMPLETION

2018

CLIENT

Royal Alberta Museum

ROLE

Creative + Engagement Producer - Rio Mitchell
Cinematography team - Danny Cox

DELIVERABLES

30 short visual and audio documentaries, and a 360º live-action immersive projection

COLLABORATORS

Executive + Creative Producer Chris Hsiung (Hidden Story Productions), director Alex Lazarowich, producer Shivani Saini, Kubik-Maltbie, dozens of museum curators and senior leadership, and 100+ Indigenous Elders, writers, artists and collaborators across Alberta.

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Behind the scenes view of the film shoot set up, recording an Indigenous performer

Green screen film shoot of a group of Indigenous performers, drumming and singing in a line while wearing Edmonton Oiler's hockey jerseys

The Human History Hall and 360 degree projection

A group of Indigenous performers danding outside all dressed in regalia

A full day timelapse from outside the updated Royal Alberta Museum

The Human History Hall gallery with 360 degree projected film above

Entering the human history hall with people looking at the 360 projected documentary film

Pople looking at panels and the various exhibits at the Royal Alberta Museum