Video Concept by
Moondog Animation
project overview.
The Year 2026 marks the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the United States of America and the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
In 2016, the non-partisan US Semiquincentennial Commission was established under President Barack Obama with the purpose of patriotic education. Since then, both the Biden and Trump administrations have actively and enthusiastically supported this event.
The America 250 Committee designated Charleston, SC along with New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, and Boston, MA as leading cities for their historical significance in the American Revolution.
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The primary mission of America 250 is to engage, educate, and entertain Millennials, GenZers, GenAlphas, as well as the mainstream public. The secondary mission is to share the lesser known and the untold stories of the US War of Independence.
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To achieve these objectives, Carpe Nox Entertainment has aligned with several internationally and nationally renowned multimedia studios to create an immersive, non-partisan experience that will bring to life through cutting-edge technology the events and battles of the American Revolution.​​
about.
Title: iMRSV 1776
Location: Charleston, SC (with future expansion to other historic cities)
Format: Large-scale Immersive Experience & Cultural Venue
Run Time: 75 Minutes
Duration: 4-year exhibit
Target Attendance: 1M visitors projected
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iMRSV 1776 is an illuminating, tech-driven educational exhibition honoring the Sestercentennial of the United States. Set in a 30,000-square-foot immersive museum and theater, this four-year exhibit will digitally depict the people, places, and pivotal moments of the American Revolution using over 40 hi-tech Panasonic projectors.
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Conceptualized by Carpe Nox Entertainment and creatively supported by the globally renowned industry producers and promoters of Immersive Van Gogh, the project blends history, innovation, and engagement of all the original 13 Colonies.
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With potential licensing to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC, iMRSV 1776 aims to make history unforgettable thoughout the country.
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Educational Mission
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Studies show that Gen Z spends over 75% of their free time on digital experiences, and over 60% say they prefer interactive or immersive environments over passive forms of content like lectures or documentaries. Gen Alpha, growing up entirely in the digital age, is even more attuned to multi-sensory, tech-forward learning.
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Exhibitions like iMRSV 1776 meet these audiences as they are bridging education with awe-inspiring environments that promote active exploration. Just as nearly half of Immersive Van Gogh attendees went on to visit a traditional museum, iMRSV 1776 is designed to ignite curiosity that extends beyond the exhibit walls and into a lifelong interest in American history. ​