"Technology should enhance the story without intruding on the landscape."

Notable Moments

[00:01:23] How immersive storytelling helps museums and visitor centers

[00:03:36] Approaching historic sites without overpowering artifacts

[00:07:22] Why media creates emotional connections for visitors

[00:11:37] How interpretive signs enhance experiences along trails

[00:13:58] Using technology like QR codes to expand storytelling

[00:19:02] Extending ranger knowledge through media and audio

[00:26:13] Helping parks refresh outdated exhibits with phased plans

[00:29:35] Advice for park leaders about engaging future generations

Jody Maberry welcomes guest Tim Steinouer, executive producer for BPI, a multimedia company that specializes in immersive environments for museums, attractions, and visitor centers. Tim shares how thoughtful storytelling, media, and interpretive design can enhance visitor experiences without overpowering the natural or historic elements that make parks special.

Tim shares how BPI helps modernize exhibits, use technology carefully along trails, and capture the voices of park rangers to extend interpretation beyond the visitor center. This is the kind of creative thinking that is important for park leaders to consider. How are you helping future generations discover, experience, and connect with parks?

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