The Seminole Casino in Coconut Creek, Florida, was ready to drive excitement and reinvigorate casino life after the industry-wide slowdown in 2020. With that goal in mind, the search began for new ways to turn ordinary spaces into magical, immersive moments. They were introduced to a projection mapping team — digital artist Jasper Mosher and his creative partner and wife, Shelby Mosher — who came on board with a fleet of Epson® laser projectors to help light up the casino with dazzling images and colors. They presented an idea for the casino’s first big 4th of July splash — a plan to map over 300 feet of the casino’s exterior, the Porte-cochere stage area, which included six video screens, a separate two-story entrance, and a VIP rooftop party. They even added a water screen installation placed in the center of the lake producing colorful images that looked like “massive holograms floating above the water.”
“What better way to draw attention to a building than with
a massive display that could be seen from miles away.”
— ADAM MACDONALD, ENTERTAINMENT AND PRODUCTIONS MANAGER,
SEMINOLE CASINO IN COCONUT CREEK
Read the full story about the casino’s projection mapping adventures and how the results of that first July Fourth celebration — a game-changing experience — inspired them to use projection mapping in an ongoing program. “I didn’t know what to expect when we started this projector mapping project, but now it just keeps getting better,” said MacDonald.
