You are very passionate about your programming, which is rightly very powerful.  Your goals and activities were measurable to a degree. 

I didn't fully understand the product's quality controls, and use.

They are interactive films. How are they interactive? Most films are not. Are they actually films or videos? 

Why won't all the interactives be created to survive in perpetuity? Are some live programs and not films?

Who is the production company, and how are they to be selected? Quality will depend on the company and your staff qualifications; I'd like to hear more. 

How specifically will the testimonies be shared. I learned about Libby app from your application.  Great. You will also use Zoom? What about you tube? 

I'd like to know more about the survivors and how you will guarantee quality of editing, splicing, and production.

I'd also like to understand the population from which you are drawing your audience of survivors. All Florida? Tampa Bay? International. These folks are going to be 80 or 90 years old. Will they be pre-interviewed at all? Have you made accommodations for travel to the interview? 

Why don't your demographics include Hispanics, who definitely make a mark in your community? I went to your link, found them and saw that they represent roughly 8% of the population.   

The Marketing, Evaluation and Impact questions were short and basic. It's like you ran out of steam. More detail would help me understand the depth of these answers. I am sure you do a good job, because I have been to your museum and was so impressed by it, but I can't tell from the application, which is all I can score you on. 

Which social media will you use? What about SEO?

Only 1 artist involved. No Florida artists. Did you count designers, musicians, video editors? They have a claim to the artistic. 

This is a very worthwhile program, but application could use more detail in such a competitive field.