We were tasked with making a product that was educational for the 150th anniversary of Charles Dicken's death. My team planned to make an interactive display that ran an informative clip of Dickens' interest in the supernatural using projection mapping and a custom podium. The podium was designed to be installed and displayed at the Guildhall Museum, in Rochester. We designed the rig in a way that would allow the user to open the wooden book to trigger the animation. This involved installing a pin on the back of the book and pressing a button to activate a projector. This would ensure the animation played would be tracked and only projected on the wooden book. The goal was to research Dickens' interest in the supernatural and adapt this into a piece that would be interesting for a wide audience. Due to the location and the fact it was meant to be educational, the tone should be family-friendly and interesting for all ages. I created storyboards and concept images to showcase how the final product would look and work. We were also aware that the rig could be used in other situations as it's easily repurposed. Unfortunately due to the pandemic, we were unable to create a prototype of the rig as a final piece.