As you probably have noticed, even though our non-flash version site quaintly uses images from the 20th century, our products are truly on the cutting edge of new 21st century technology.  We love to bring to our clients all the newest and latest bells and whistles and create things that nobody has seen utilized yet in the entertainment industry. Most importantly though is our approach to entertainment value.  In essence, how good is the show?  It doesn’t matter how amazing the technology is if it doesn’t impact, inspire and delight the audience.  There has to be a great story to support the great new technology or it just doesn’t work.  Ken and Frank are entertainers and great storytellers weaned on the entertainment business from a young age and fortunate enough to be taught by some of the best in the business throughout their careers of what works and what doesn’t.  Many of our mentors were the people who worked with Walt Disney inventing the themed attraction business we know today.

Unlike many competitors, we have dedicated our entire lives to the themed entertainment business and are continuing to take what we have learned and raise the bar to the next level.  We do this by constantly studying and researching the latest technologies used in other industries and figuring out how to apply them to make what we offer our clients unique and better than the rest.  Ask yourself if you would you put your entire project in the hands of a salesman, an engineer, a music teacher, a sign maker or a landscape architect?  You’d be surprised who is in the themed attraction business these days.

Whether you operate a small intimate nature center or have plans for a full theme park the basic principals of good design and efficient execution remain the same.  Many of our competitors lose sight of this or are incapable of accomplishing this. Be wary of people who got into this business later in their lives because it looked like it might be fun and profitable when their previous careers had nothing to do with how to develop an effective entertainment attraction.  Yes, they may put out a decent product due solely to the talent that they have hired, however there is a huge difference when the leadership actually has performed these many positions themselves personally and have a full understanding of every discipline required to create something exceptional.  This, along with the inventiveness and foresight to see what will be the next great movement in entertainment is what separates the exceptional from the mediocre.