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Fivestone Studios, Luci, and Partners Deliver Next-Generation Interactive Experiences for New Museum of Money in DallasTo bring their vision to life, Fivestone Studios was brought in by lead design firm Luci to develop a suite of digital interactive experiences grounded in play-based, gamified entertainment. Project partners also included Ravenswood Studio and Electrosonic. The results of their collaboration are documented in this case study video: https://vimeo.com/1191682160 “Essentially, the MoMoney Museum was created to intelligently address Americans’ well-documented financial illiteracy,” the Co-Founders confirmed. “Since opening, these approaches to making financial topics more engaging are already paying off wonderfully.” Under Luci’s design leadership, Fivestone helped ideate concepts to elevate visitor experiences, then designed six interactive experiences that translate complex financial concepts into approachable, memorable play. “Working very closely with Luci’s project leads, our team focused on making financial concepts feel intuitive and fun,” said Traylor Woodall, Executive Creative Director at Fivestone Studios. “We wanted visitors to feel the ideas, knowing that when people learn through experiences, the lessons stay with them.” Designing Real-Time Interactive Experiences for the Next Generation Recognizing that this subject matter needed to be felt, not just understood, Fivestone approached the work as a series of immersive, responsive experiences, translating abstract concepts into interactive systems that audiences could explore and shape in real-time. Each installation was thoughtfully designed and built using the Unity real-time engine, enabling rapid iteration, cinematic-quality animation, and responsive interaction between digital and physical elements. Across the experience, a diverse technology stack came together, including motion tracking cameras, projection mapping, LED displays, touch interfaces, custom physical overlays, photo capture systems, dynamic audio, and randomized game logic. While each component was purpose-built, together they created a cohesive experience one that blended software, hardware, and storytelling to bring complex ideas to life in a way that was intuitive, engaging, and deeply human. Each experience translates financial concepts into a playable environment.
“Projects like this are a testament to what aligned collaboration can create,” Woodall added. “With Luci setting a clear vision, Ravenswood building extraordinary physical environments, and Electrosonic delivering the technical backbone, we focused on shaping intelligent, responsive systems that unify every element, turning complexity into something fluid, cohesive, and deeply engaging.” Complete project credits are available upon request. To learn more about the Museum of Money, please visit https://www.museumofmoney.com. About Fivestone Studios # # #
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