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Scenic developed the programming and exhibits for a live educational
program to teach high school students the basics of DNA at
Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.
A four-note
melody was created to represent each of deoxyribonucleic acid's
four building blocks. This melody, the program's audio-visual
elements, and the lighting were controlled by a SMPTE operating.
A live presenter used an electronic keyboard to play the melody
which then initiated the SMPTE program, integrating the other
elements of the program into his musical program, thereby
reinforcing DNA basics in a fun and exciting manner.
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addition to integrating all of the lesson's elements into
one computer-controlled musical program that supported the
presentation, Chicago Scenic also designed and built the brightly
colored exhibit that was used to communicate the lesson, provided
the lighting and sound systems, along with complete management
and installation services.
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