Every screen on its own
Entrance, prelude and surround screens made by different vendors, with no common style or story.
Party-Building Halls & Red Education Sites:Every Screen Planned Along the Visitor Route
Screens are often the last thing planned in a hall: the fit-out is done, the screens are hung, and nobody has decided what goes on them. The entrance screen ends up showing slides, the surround screen a stretched promo film, the screens sit dark when no one visits, and each one tells a different story.
We design along the visitor route: a welcome at the entrance, a main film in the prelude hall, restored photos and narrated portraits in the history section, a wraparound scroll on the surround screen, and calm idle loops when the hall is empty. Each screen is made to its real size and viewing distance, so captions read from several meters away.
ForParty service centers and Party-building hallsRed education bases and memorial hallsExhibition halls in SOEs, parks and universitiesCivic practice stations
01CHALLENGES
Where this kind of video usually gets stuck
Non-standard ratios
Tall, surround and tiled screens leave regular video stretched or boxed in.
Dark when empty
Without a tour group, screens are switched off or loop one long film endlessly.
02WHY AI
How AI solves them
Designed along the route
What visitors see at each point is planned along the route, screen by screen.
Made to each screen
Vertical, surround and ultra-wide screens each get their own framing, with figures and text placed to read.
Idle and welcome modes
Calm loops when quiet, switching to a welcome or main film when visitors or guides arrive.
Easy to update
New honors or events replace just that segment, not the whole film.
03WHAT WE MAKE
What we can make
Welcome and idle screens
A quiet loop most of the time, switching to a welcome when groups arrive—your mascot can host.
Prelude hall film
Three to five minutes on the Party-building history and spirit of your organization or region.
Narrated portraits
Restored, colorized photos of forebears or veteran members who tell their own stories.
Surround screens and scrolls
A chapter of history as a horizontal scroll that unrolls across a surround or ultra-wide screen.
04HOW IT WORKS
How it works
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
- STEP 01
You send plans and content
Floor plan, size and position of each screen, the exhibition outline and photo materials.
- STEP 02
We plan the screen content
We list what each screen shows, for how long and how it switches, with key stills first.
- STEP 03
Screen-by-screen production
Each screen’s content is generated and edited to size, along with photo restoration and narrated portraits.
- STEP 04
Install, test and update
We test on the real screens during installation, deliver playback files, and update segments later.
05CASES
Work we’ve done
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Spaces & Events
Kuaishou Party Committee: Exhibition Hall Animation
Entrance screen at Kuaishou’s Party service center: idle and welcome animations for two IP characters, delivered as two 4K vertical clips, plus a mock-up of the hall.
See the full case
Spaces & Events·Dec 2025
Red Letters: A Dialogue Across Time
Red Family Letters: on a screen about 29 m wide, letter, reader and memories each have their own zone—the same layout works for ultra-wide hall screens.
See the full case06DELIVERABLES
What you get, what you prepare
You’ll receive
- Playback files sized to each screen
- Idle loops
- Main film and narrated portrait segments
- Narration, music and captions
- Restored photos for exhibit panels
Before we start
- Where it will play: screens, website, WeChat, video channels or live events
- What to say: a few lines, a brochure or existing copy
- What you have: photos, logo, past videos and references
- Launch date and rough length
For process, pricing and revisions, see Process & Pricing.
07FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- The hall is still being fitted—can we start?
- Yes. We work from the screen sizes on the plans and adjust on site during installation. The earlier we start, the better screens and exhibits fit together.
- Do you need to test on site?
- Usually remote is enough: film the screens for us and we send revisions. If on-site work is needed, we book it ahead.
- Can the guide be a digital human?
- Yes. A real guide can become a digital human from their own photos, with consent, or we design a cartoon guide for entrance or explainer screens.
- How do we update content later?
- New honors, events or people get a new segment slotted into the existing film. An annual refresh is also an option.
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Page updated 2026-10-24