By now you may have heard we launched a content studio — Technically Creative — that offers unique storytelling opportunities for brands looking to engage with local technologists.
In spring 2015, Technical.ly collaborated with Philadelphia-area horticultural institution Longwood Gardens to publish an exclusive story inviting art-tech fans to the organization’s first-ever “light and sound” installation. Produced in partnership with Klip Collective, the Longwood experience was called Nightscape.
Below, check out the behind-the-scenes editorial process and the impact delivered by Technical.ly Sponsored Content.
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