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Seoul City Hall EduCorp Money Quest Special Lecture

ARTPIE oversaw everything from concept planning for Seoul Learn’s financial and economics special lecture 'Money Quest' through stage and space direction, sound and lighting, and on-site operations. We expressed the message 'Level Up Your Asset Management Skills' through a retro game world, transforming Seoul City Hall’s Grand Conference Room into a single game stage with pixel-art sculptures, a neon-sign logo, and game-machine and 3D hologram experience elements. From installation through teardown on the day, the host, staff, safety personnel and PM remained on-site to smoothly manage entry guidance for more than 100 participants, the lecture and real-time Q&A, and merchandise and prize operations.

Client · Partner
Seoul City Hall
Date
2025.12.03
Location
Seoul City Hall
Scale
300 people
레트로 게임 콘셉트로 꾸민 무대 위에서 사회자와 강연자가 화면에 띄운 관객 질문에 답하는 장면 / 레트로 게임 콘셉트로 꾸민 무대 위에서 사회자와 강연자가 화면에 띄운 관객 질문에 답하는 장면
On-site photograph verified from ARTPIE’s original files

PROJECT SCOPE

What ARTPIE handled

  1. 01-Planning·Direction — Planning the retro-game-concept 'Money Quest' world and stage·lobby space design
  2. 02-Stage setup — Neon-sign logo, pixel-art sculptures·props, steel banners, and TV·table·chair setup
  3. 03-Sound — Setup of main speakers·monitor speakers·microphones·sound console, with real-time operation by a professional operator
  4. 04-Lighting — Setup of moving wash·moving beam·power lighting and lighting console, with real-time direction by a professional operator
  5. 05-Printing·Production — Design and production of banners, posters, leaflets, and foam boards for the lower stage, chairs and tables
  6. 06-On-site operations — Host, staff, safety personnel and PM stationed on-site, with management of routes using safety barriers
  7. 07-Participant operations — Preparation and distribution of refreshments, merchandise and prizes

WHAT STAYED WITH US

The game-concept space direction and stable sound, lighting and on-site operations increased participant engagement, and everything from the lecture and real-time Q&A to merchandise and prize operations was completed without safety incidents.