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As digital screens become a bigger part of our built environments, a question becomes central: what does it actually take to design media that people genuinely connect with in a physical space?
In this conversation, Float4 Creative Director Sarah Ouellet gets into what it takes to design media for physical spaces, and why it's a very different craft than designing for traditional media.
Drawing from Float4's work across hospitality, architecture, themed entertainment, and cultural spaces, Sarah talks about how the best experiences start long before any content gets made; with a deep understanding of a place's identity and the people moving through it.
She walks through projects ranging from observatories and hotel environments to large-scale spectacles, and shares what the creative process actually looks like behind the scenes, including the previsualization stages most people never see, where ideas get stress-tested before a single pixel goes into production.

Sarah Ouellet is the Head of Creative at Float4, where she leads the studio’s global creative output and a multidisciplinary team of artists and technologists. Based in Montreal, she specializes in immersive media, digital art, and location-based entertainment, crafting iconic experiences that transform physical spaces into interactive storytelling environments.