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Professional Archeologists

University Partnership Development

Dinosaur Reproductions

Skeletal Reproductions

Rock Formations Reproduction

Fossil Reproductions

Computer Animations and Interactives

Dioramas

Archeology reproductions range from fossil reproductions to full scale dinosaur models to dinosaur murals. Full scale or reduced scale dioramas are also available.

The MDI Creative staff and our expert consultants collaborate with clients to create full scale models, computer animations, dioramas, skeleton models, excavation castings, artifact reproductions, interactive exhibits, murals, and many other elements, including models for sale in your gift shops. We also develop education partnerships and can develop programs targeted to specific funding sources or grants.

The creative potential is limited only by the team’s ability to visualize the possibilities--and it is the task of MDI Creative to expand the vision to make the project exciting so that it can be funded, but also sustainable over the long term.

Each project is unique; however, our pricing structure was created to simplify the budgeting process by standardizing many of the products or processes. Custom projects are also available and can be priced specifically for your needs. A significant part of the cost is always molds and we have many molds in inventory, which can reduce costs substantially.

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See our price list for specific product costs. The products listed below are some of the more common museum exhibit components:

Fossil reproductionsDinosaur skeletonsDinosaur skullsComputer animations, AV productions, etc.Computer data bases and interactive exhibitsDinosaur models, full or reduced scaleDinosaur dioramasDinosaur murals and graphicsArcheology dig reproductionsPrehistoric plant and tree reproductionsPrehistoric tool and artifact reproductionsBonded bronze models

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Pat Malone, CEO MDI Creative, Inc.Developer of over 350 museum projects with primary focus on fund raising, program development, and design. Pat was a Term Contractor for the National Park Service for over 30 consecutive years and for the Smithsonian for 8 years.

Mike Criscillis, Director Museum Services, MDI Creative, Inc.Mike has won the prestigious ______ award for innovative museum programs. Mike manages all aspects of the museum services at MDI Creative and provides an invaluable link between museum management and museum production.

Dr. Steve Nichols, Archeology and Dinosaur Reproduction Consultant, MDI Creative, Inc.Dr. Nichols is a Professor of Archeology at _____________________ . He is a nationally know dinosaur skeleton producer and works closely with the production specialist at MDI Creative.

Bester Cram, Film and Video Consultant, MDI Creative, Inc.Bester Cram is a Academy Award recipient for producing and directing documentary films. Bester works closely with clients, researchers, and others to shoot original video productions, develop computer based interactives, and most other digitally based productions.

David Johnson, Manager Themed Environments, MDI Creative, Inc.David is a sculptor and reproduction specialist experienced in sculpting, mold making, bonded bronze production, hard coating, fiberglass, and many other processes and materials.

David Kirkland, Digital and Audio Consultant, MDI Creative, Inc.David specializes in all things digital with a particular focus on audio programming, database interactives, and systems design and installations. David also produces slide shows and special effects controlled by computer systems.

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