Beyond All Boundaries opened November 7th at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, with media design and direction by Mousetrappe.Mousetrappe is proud to have been a part of this incredible production and to have had the chance to honor all those who sacrificed to preserve liberty.

Footage from Fox News Orlando of the opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter on June 16, 2010. Mousetrappe supported Thinkwell Design and Production and Universal Orlando by providing projection design and video/visual effects production projected on Hogwarts.

Beyond All Boundaries is now open at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, with Media Design and Production by Mousetrappe, Direction by David Briggs and Creative Media Design by Daren Ulmer. Here’s what they’re saying about the experience:

Visual Effects Society recognizes museum film along with Avatar, Star Trek, and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

PASADENA, Ca. (January 19, 2010) – Mousetrappe’s WWII 4-D giant screen cinematic film “Beyond All Boundaries” was recognized by the Visual Effects Society (VES) with a nomination for a VES Award for "Outstanding Visual Effects in a Special Venue Project," it was announced this week by the VES. The nominees for this award are the film's Visual Effects Supervisor and Media Designer Daren Ulmer, Lead Compositor Cedar Conner and Visual Effects Producer Susan Beth Smith.

Avatar leads this year’s overall nominations, but other nominees in the feature film category include Star Trek, Transformers 2, District 9, Sherlock Holmes, Angels & Demons, 2012, and Up. Broadcast Television nominations include Battlestar Galactica, Flash Forward, V, CSI, and Lost. James Cameron will be receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award, and Ed Catmull (Pixar co-founder and President) is receiving a Pioneering award. Nominees were chosen by various panels made up of VES members and the awards will be voted on by the membership. The awards will be presented on February 28 at a ceremony in Beverly Hills.

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Attendance well above pre-Katrina numbers since opening “Beyond All Boundaries” film, media designed and produced by Mousetrappe

PASADENA, Ca. (January 19, 2010) – Audiences are pouring in to experience history, education, technology and entertainment come together to tell the journey of America’s fight in WWII at The National World War II Museum.

While much of the museum industry is struggling during the economic downturn, one museum is reporting record high attendance. Visitation at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans is reporting triple visitation since the November 09 opening of “Beyond All Boundaries” the 4-D cinematic experience.