Lumina delivered the LED video environment for Netflix’s Frankenstein exhibition in Hollywood, helping bring the film into physical space through cinematic screens used for film clips, live performances, and speaker panels. Hosted at NYA Studios West in January 2026, the immersive Los Angeles installation drew long lines, press coverage, and viral attention across TikTok and social platforms as fans stepped inside the world of Frankenstein ahead of its global release.
Designed, curated, and produced by OBO, the exhibition transformed the venue into a living extension of the film, featuring original costumes, production design, rare books, and artifacts alongside live musical performances and conversations with the creatives behind the movie. Lumina’s LED video screens played a key role in how audiences experienced the story, delivering film content and visual atmosphere throughout the space.
A Hollywood Exhibition Built for Cinema, Music, and Story
The Frankenstein exhibition was created as more than a traditional film promotion. It was designed as a gallery-style experience that allowed visitors to move through the creative world of the movie itself.
Guests encountered original costumes, handcrafted props, rare literary material, live musical performances, and on-stage discussions. Film clips and visual storytelling were presented on large-format LED screens that became part of the physical environment rather than simple displays.
The goal was to make the exhibition feel cinematic, emotional, and immersive, giving audiences a direct connection to the film before it reached theaters and streaming audiences worldwide.
Why LED Screens Matter in Film-Driven Exhibitions
In a high-profile Hollywood exhibition, screens must perform like part of the set, not like technical equipment. For Frankenstein, the LED video walls had to deliver film-grade visuals while blending into the carefully designed space.
Lumina’s LED systems were engineered to support:
• High-resolution playback of film clips
• Live musical performance visuals
• Speaker panels and filmmaker conversations
• Press and social media capture
• Consistent brightness and contrast under exhibition lighting
Lumina’s LED video walls maintain image clarity, color depth, and contrast regardless of ambient lighting and camera exposure. This makes them ideal for exhibitions where guests, press, and creators are constantly photographing and filming the experience.
In a high-profile Hollywood exhibition, screens must perform like part of the set, not like technical equipment. For Frankenstein, the LED video walls had to deliver film-grade visuals while blending into the carefully designed space.
Lumina’s LED systems were engineered to support:
• High-resolution playback of film clips
• Live musical performance visuals
• Speaker panels and filmmaker conversations
• Press and social media capture
• Consistent brightness and contrast under exhibition lighting
Unlike projection, LED video walls maintain image clarity, color depth, and contrast regardless of ambient lighting and camera exposure. This makes them ideal for exhibitions where guests, press, and creators are constantly photographing and filming the experience.
Supporting Live Performances and Panels
A key element of the Frankenstein exhibition was its live programming. Composer Alexandre Desplat and other film creatives participated in performances and conversations that explored the music, themes, and artistic direction of the film.
Lumina’s LED screens were used to display cinematic visuals, musical imagery, and film content during these moments, giving the audience a visual anchor that tied live performance back to the movie itself.
The LED environment allowed the exhibition to function both as a gallery and as a live event space, supporting storytelling in real time.
Why Studios Use LED Walls for Hollywood Activations
Studio exhibitions, premieres, and experiential launches increasingly rely on LED video walls because they offer a level of control and impact that traditional display formats cannot.
For film and entertainment brands, LED walls are used to:
• Present trailers and film clips in gallery settings
• Create cinematic backdrops for panels and Q&As
• Support influencer and press coverage
• Deliver consistent visuals for cameras and livestreams
• Shape the atmosphere of a space without projection limitations
At Frankenstein, LED video allowed Netflix and OBO to present the film’s visuals with the same depth and quality audiences expect from the screen, while still keeping the experience fully physical and immersive.
Lumina’s Role in the Frankenstein Exhibition
For Netflix’s Frankenstein exhibition in Los Angeles, Lumina provided the LED video screens and playback system used across the installation. The screens supported film clips, live performances, and on-stage conversations, helping connect the physical exhibition to the cinematic world of the movie.
This type of LED deployment is a growing part of how studios bring films to life through exhibitions, gallery installations, and live experiences.
About Lumina
Lumina provides LED wall rentals, LED video screens, event lighting, audio, and full AV production for film premieres, brand activations, fashion events, exhibitions, and live experiences across Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Our in-house team designs and installs custom LED video wall systems built for brightness, resolution, and camera-ready performance. From Hollywood studio exhibitions and museum installations to brand launches and corporate events, Lumina supports projects where visuals, storytelling, and technical precision matter.
Services include:
✦ LED Wall Rentals Los Angeles
✦ LED Wall Rentals San Francisco
✦ Film and Studio LED Displays
✦ Event Lighting and Visual Design
✦ Projection Mapping
✦ Audio Visual Production
✦ Live Event Video Systems
Credits
Creative Design, Curation & Production: @oboglobal
Photography: @ryanfutura
@frankensteingdt @netflix @netflixfilm
Technical Director: @er1knelson
Lighting Designer: @will.g.chandler
Audio: @mopsavofficial
Lighting: @lightenup_inc
Video / LED Screens: @luminala_
