National WWII Museum – U.S. Freedom Pavilion

The National World War II Museum’s US Freedom Pavilion tells the story of America’s unprecedented industrial capability during the war years and explores what it was like to participate in World War II on land, at sea, or in the air. Cortina Productions developed eleven interactive exhibits, including the lobby interactive theater experience “What Would You Do?”, the Services interactive table, and Fly Boys where visitors can climb into the cockpit of a WWII aircraft suspended overhead. The signature film of the Pavilion is the immersive 4D-360 Submarine experience that recreates the final tragic battle of the submarine USS Tang.

TEAM
Media Design & Production by Cortina Productions
Exhibit Design by Gallagher & Associates
Exhibit Fabrication by The Taylor Group
AV Systems by Solomon Group

Project Highlights

1 Film
11 Interactives

The "What Would You Do?" decision theater at the National World War II Museum - U.S. Freedom Pavilion.

Entrance to "Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience" at the National World War II Museum – U.S. Freedom Pavilion.

"Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience" at the National World War II Museum – U.S. Freedom Pavilion.

"Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience" at the National World War II Museum – U.S. Freedom Pavilion.

Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience at the National World War II Museum – U.S. Freedom Pavilion.