February 28, 2021
At Falcon’s, we understand the big picture, and we paint it with storyboards and blueprints, creating vast themed experiences for our clients.
February 28, 2021
Our Master Planning expertise represents the synthesis of the brightest minds in creation, innovation, design, and production. We fluently speak the master planning languages of restaurants, hotels, attractions, retail, landscaping, theme park planning, and entertainment, amounting to a multifaceted feast for your guests’ senses.
February 20, 2021
Falcon's Digital Media opens the door to explore immersive stories and seemingly impossible worlds. Falcon's offers a full range of in-house media production services, including concept design, pre-production, script writing, live-action production, 2D and 3D animation, visual effects, sound design, video editing, and on-site programming.
February 5, 2021
Falcon’s brings themed immersion to water parks worldwide, engaging guests in exciting ways. At Falcon’s, we are committed to providing themed experiences that are fun and profoundly immersive, often leaving guests gasping for more.
December 16, 2020
I recall attending a SATE conference presentation 10+ years ago on the topic of “Mass Customization”.
March 5, 2020
Vacations offer the opportunity to escape from daily routines for a short period. Some people opt to lie on a beach and get lost in a good book. Others seek more active adventures where they can explore new cities, experience the local culture, and test their tolerance for exotic cuisine.
January 30, 2020
To commemorate the founding of Falcon's twenty years ago, Owner Cecil D. Magpuri and Executive VP Of Operations, Yvette Whittaker, take a trip down memory lane.
In this 20th-anniversary blog post, you will learn the Falcon's origin story, how the culture was established, and the pivotal moments that sparked this masterful rise in the entertainment design industry.
November 26, 2019
Some of the best theme park attractions are driven by great storytelling. Since dialog is such an integral part of telling that story, what happens when the audience can only hear half of what is being said? It’s just not going to be an effective attraction, and both the guests and owners will be disappointed. In many of these special venue environments, there are so many
variables to deal with, but most often, the problem is acoustics.