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Media Sandbox Announces 2010 Commissions
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 13.09.10
Media Sandbox 2010, the groundbreaking development scheme managed by iShed and funded by the Creative Industries iNet and Bristol City Council, has today announced this year’s seven successful commissions.… Click to read more >
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Theatre Sandbox Launches
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 05.03.10
Theatre Sandbox, a new opportunity for theatre artists, companies and collectives, is offering six £10,000 commissions to support the research and development of experimental pieces of performance which engage with Pervasive Media Technologies.… Click to read more > -
DIGITAL LOUNGE: THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL CONTENT
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 23.11.09
Monday 7th of December 6 – 9pm. WATERSHED, 1 Canon’s Road, Bristol, BS1 5TX. Digital Content will change more in the next seven years than the last 20. Are you ready? What's going to happen to TV & Film? Could you spot the next Spotify, iplayer or wii?… Click to read more >
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THE PEOPLE SPEAK: WHO WANTS TO BE…?
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 21.10.09
This event has recently been adjusted to an open submission as opposed to a technology-based commission.
The People Speak, Who Wants to be…?
When: Friday 23rd October 2009… Click to read more >
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iShed panels at SXSWi?
Posted by Clare Reddington in News on 14.08.09
I just had confirmation that the two panels I proposed (in conjunction with people from last year's Arts Council funded SXSW delegation) are through to the next stage for South by South West Interactive 2010.… Click to read more >
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