Lalla Merlin
Lalla studied English at St. Hugh’s College, Oxford University. A writer and film-maker, she lives in rural Devon with husband, children, and an assortment of badly-behaved animals, including an enormous wolf.
Sharjah Museums: reaching new audiences online and in person
24th November 2020
As the city of Sharjah in the UAE returns to tentative normality, Manal Ataya, Director General of...
Dan Hicks of the Pitt Rivers Museum discusses curation and restitution
18th November 2020
Dan Hicks, FSA is a British archaeologist and anthropologist. He is Professor of Contemporary...
Moominvalley Park: celebrating the much-loved IP in Japan
16th November 2020
Moominvalley Park opened in Japan in March 2019 and has already seen extraordinary success.
Robert...
Behind the scenes at AOA: delivering big projects with people-first values
16th November 2020
Leading immersive experience design, technical production, and project management company AOA was...
AAM’s Laura Lott on COVID-19, crisis and community
5th November 2020
The museum sector has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. We spoke to Laura Lott, President and...
A fun Halloween boo-tacular and a bright future for Chuck E. Cheese
29th October 2020
CEC Entertainment, the parent company of iconic US FEC chain Chuck E. Cheese, appointed David...
JT Thompson on the latest plans for the Hip Hop Hall of Fame
19th October 2020
After decades in development, plans for the Official Hip Hop Hall of Fame are going ahead, with a...
Super Aqua Club & Connect&GO: creating a frictionless guest experience
7th October 2020
Super Aqua Club is the largest waterpark destination in Canada, located 30 minutes from Montreal. It...
Emma Chaplin on AIM: The Association of Independent Museums
6th October 2020
Emma Chaplin is a museum consultant with more than 20 years' experience working with local...
Michel Linet-Frion reflects on a unique career in the attractions industry
30th September 2020
Michel Linet-Frion is an acclaimed French architect & designer with international experience,...
Recent blog posts
Game engines: why they matter for the future of location-based...
Game engines have become about far more than just gaming. They’re a major accelerator of innovation and creativity across a diverse set of fields.
By Tim...
24th November 2020
The push for imaginative storytelling
23rd November 2020
Attractions news 21.11.20: EPCOT | Academy Museum | #ShopMuseums
21st November 2020
Sculpteurs de Rêves: exploring live-action games and immersive...
19th November 2020
The top AV trends paving the future of attractions
18th November 2020
