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Testing MekaMon and Beasts of Balance prototypes in the Pervasive Media Studio

“ 14 years of the Pervasive Media Studio ”

Posted on Mon 14 Feb 2022 by Jo Lansdowne

Watershed's Pervasive Media Studio is 14 on 14 Feb. In this article, Executive Producer Jo Lansdowne takes a look back at what has changed since 2008, how the Studio works, and what we're thinking about for the future.

February 2022 Cinema Podcast

  February 2022 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Tue 1 Feb 2022

February's podcast looks forward to this month's Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme and its must see highlights, with a fascinating delve into Japanese culture and contemporary social concerns.

Shrouk El-Attar by Diego Maeso

Introducing our Winter Residency Artists 2022

Posted on Mon 17 Jan 2022

Following an open call for our Winter Residencies programme, we’re excited to introduce the two artists who will develop incredible ideas that blend culture and creative technologies - from a flying saucer to a belly dancing robot.

Watershed's first brochure

“ Watershed 40 ”

Posted on Thu 13 Jan 2022 by Clare Reddington

Watershed celebrates its 40th birthday in 2022 with a programme of events, workshops and celebrations that reflect on the last four decades and looks ahead to the next four.

Titane - screening at Watershed now

“ Conversations About Cinema: Thought in Action 2022 ”

Posted on Thu 6 Jan 2022

Starting with Titane, we continue our partnership with UWE Philosophy and Politics on a series of screenings and discussions that brings together a multi-disciplinary team of philosophers, political theorists, and cinema curators to explore some of the most exciting and challenging ideas in contemporary cinema. Francesco Tava, Associate Professor in Philosophy at UWE, Emma Brännlund, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, and Miguel Prado Casanova, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, write more about the first film in the new season.

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Happy New Year

Posted on Tue 4 Jan 2022

Looking ahead to 2022 with positivity and kindness

January 2022 Cinema Podcast

  January 2022 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Tue 21 Dec 2021

A brief note from Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator, ahead of January 2022.

Crowds of people watching a light show.

“ Inclusion guided by Principles  ”

Posted on Tue 7 Dec 2021 by Jazlyn Pinckney

Former Watershed Inclusion Producer*, Jazlyn Pinckney reflects on the importance of creating shared principles when working collaboratively on data led inclusion.

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“ Collecting Inclusion Data: Watershed's Approach to Balance and Belonging ”

Posted on Tue 7 Dec 2021 by Layla Barron

Layla Barron, Watershed's Head of Data and Operations talks about the move from diversity and demographics to balanced teams.

December 2021 Cinema Podcast

  December 2021 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Tue 30 Nov 2021

For the last podcast of the year, Mark shares his own experiences of cinema – both personal and professional.

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Gathering Moss

Project Ended in November 2021

Gathering Moss is a digital landscape, created in 2021, of artistic ideas made in response to the climate emergency. It presents ideas online, to provoke net-zero acts within the real world.