| aug 2007 / AV Magazine: Stars in your eyes (The Royal Observatory, Greenwich) |
‘‘It was Newangle's work inside the adjacent Weller Astronomy Galleries that led the company to be asked to art direct the laser-projected 'Star-Life' movie - from which the opening question of this article comes from - for the planetarium. Newangle's Violet Berlin wrote the script and had the difficult job of juggling dense astronomical detail with the need to keep people... ’’ |
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| june 2007 / Museums Journal: Sex, shopping and surrealism (Victoria & Albert) |
‘‘The exhibition begins with high drama as lush velvet curtains part to reveal the stage set designed by Max Ernst and Jean Miro for a Ballets Russes production of Romeo and Juliet in 1926. Here the tension between a movement that originated in radical literature and Marxist ideology and the pressures of the commercial world become evident. The founders of the...’’ |
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| dec 2005 / Digit Mag: Newangle uses new tools for interactive exhibition (NWMS) |
‘‘Working in close partnership with exhibition designers Land Design, multimedia and interactive agency Newangle took the role of lead creative and project management company for all the audiovisual productions at the Museum. It headed up a team of companies working on the exhibits, including ISO and Studiosimple...By the end of the job Newangle had produced 90 AV...’’ |
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| oct 2005 / AV Magazine: Mixing the old and the new (NWMS) |
‘‘New Angle was appointed as the lead software design and production consultant, providing a significant part of the media and coordinating diverse input from studiosimple and ISO, whilst maintaining a consistent graphic communication protocol. It completed the development and production of over 100 a-v programmes for the museum, every one of which... ’’ |
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| jan 2004 / Digit Magazine: Emotional robots and spy flies (Thinktank, Birmingham) |
‘‘Video and multimedia production house Newangle talks through the creation of its latest exhibits for Birmingham's Thinktank museum that mix live footage, 2D and 3D animation with tons of interactivity to show cutting-edge technology...Newangle was brought onboard in the early stages of the projects in order to work with the museum, its sponsors and...’’ |
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| feb 2003 / AV Magazine: A-V floats Britain's boats (NMMC) |
‘‘Three different companies were engaged to create the content with New Angle taking the lion's share of the work. It produced the 12-screen show in the Set Sail gallery, interpretation of boats in the Flotilla gallery and of design principles in the Boat building gallery. Rom & Son took charge of the Meteorology and Navigation gallery and ISO provided an interactive about the...’’ |
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| feb 2003 / Digit Mag: Newangle creates multimedia experience for Museum visitors |
‘‘Visitors to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall can enjoy and learn from a whole raft of audio-visual installations and fun interactive touch screens courtesy of video-&-multimedia production experts New Angle...The Set sail gallery brings to life the story of nine boats in an audio-visual presentation that introduces visitors to the themes explored...’’ |
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| feb 2003 / Museum Practice Magazine: A different tack (NMMC) |
‘‘ The National Maritime Museum Cornwall's most ambitious gallery is the first one visitors see: a long and tall space, containing ten boats in front of a spectacular audiovisual display. Visitors view the display from a rising gangway, which leads from the ground to first floor. The space is very dark - a great contrast to the brilliance of the entrance hall and the rest of the...’’ |
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| dec 2002 / The Times: Maritime's cutting edge in Cornwall (NMMC) |
‘‘The multimedia company New Angle has excelled itself here with a huge, noisily dramatic multi-part screen illustrating the boats on display; film of a Grand Banks fishing dory, small in a vast ocean; white water canoeing; Rodney Pattison winning his 1968 Olympic gold medal in the Flying Dutchman Superdocious; calm on the river, Water Lily, an early 1866 steamboat... ’’ |
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