This project reviewed, developed, deployed, and recommended the use of an array of multimedia resources to showcase and celebrate 35 years of research at the Venice Project Center (VPC). Its primary output was the planning of a docu-series that will highlight the many extra ordinary aspects of Venice using the vast archive of research and knowledge collected and maintained by the Venice Project Center since 1988. The project’s deliverables included: (1) there view, sorting, and categorization of the VPC’s roughly 250 projects; (2) the creation of storytelling strategies to develop a multimedia plan; (3) the review, inventory, and design of user guides for VPC media equipment; (4) the establishment of a framework for future media production; (5) the development of a storyboard for a documentary episode about bridges using the StoryMap software; (6) the recording and editing a pilot docu-series episode on traditional boats in Venice; (7) recommendations for future events, exhibits, and social media marketing related to the anniversary and (8) the creation of a new VPC website to improve its efficiency and maintainability for the long term. In sum, this project set the stage for the VPC’s 35thanniversary to serve as a showcase and celebration of its extraordinary work.