Cortinaproductions

Cortina Productions builds media design and production work for location-based venues: museums, presidential libraries, science centers, aquariums, and halls of fame. Recent projects include The People's House: A White House Experience, the Otis Redding Center for the Arts (ORCA), the Toronto Holocaust Museum, the College Football Hall of Fame, and the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina.

Output spans a range of formats built for physical spaces. Interactive pieces include kiosks, multiuser touch tables, immersive theaters, gesture-based walls, mobile applications, and museum-wide personalization systems. Film work moves from classic single-screen presentations to multiscreen environments enhanced with 4D effects, while Mixed Reality experiences extend a visit beyond the physical gallery into story-driven digital environments. Mobile apps are built to make a venue's educational content accessible to visitors on-site.

The People's House: A White House Experience received an Honor Award in Digital Experiences at the 2025 SEGD Global Design Awards. Cortina Productions also collaborated with the International Spy Museum on a first-of-its-kind AI disguise interactive, and delivered groundbreaking technology for the Toronto Holocaust Museum's new facility. Each project reflects the same throughline: media designed to engage, educate, and inspire visitors inside a specific physical space, whether that's a football hall of fame, a presidential library, or a multipurpose arts center like ORCA.