The popularity of this year's Media Sandbox showcase has been over-whelming. All 200 seats in our main auditorium completely sold-out within three weeks.

We are now pleased to offer ten seats to view a live-stream of the Showcase event in an adjacent auditorium at Watershed.

You will have the opportunity to see the Showcase in full through a live video link from the main auditorium, pose questions to panel members via twitter and of course join our celebratory drinks reception with a chance to try out project demos and informally network with project participants.

Following the success of the Theatre Sandbox final outcome films, we have begun work on a short film about each Media Sandbox 2010 project. Geoff, of Wide Eyed Productions, is continuing his excellent work by shooting and editing them.

Mutant Labs tested their mini-games in Bristol this week. They spent Wednesday's lunchtime in the Watershed foyer asking individuals to try them out. I went along and had a go. The games use the range of your voice in an innovative way and are really fun. Although playing the games on my own in such a public space was quite intimidating, I soon let go of my inhibitions and cared more about completing them successfully than feeling embarrassed.

As an introduction to my role as iShed Coordinator, I attended the two Media Sandbox events that took place in October. As a complete new-comer to the world of pervasive media, and to Media Sandbox itself, it was an enjoyable and fairly steep learning curve.