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Zama

“ Why is a fish a car? Learning to love Zama ”

Posted on Tue 29 May 2018 by Tara Judah

"Beautifully short but bizarre..." Our comments board gets Cinema Producer Tara Judah thinking about the beguiling beauty of new release Zama and how it led to loving the work of Lucrecia Martel.

Vanessa Kisuule: 5G Bristol poem - Stop.Patience.Pause

  Vanessa Kisuule: 5G Bristol poem - Stop.Patience.Pause

Posted on Thu 31 May 2018

Vanessa Kisuule wrote a spoken word piece around the near future of technology and what it means for Bristol and the people within, focussing on the themes of change, innovation and how people are at the centre of all of these new developments.

Woman on subway

Women in the spotlight at Cinema Rediscovered

Posted on Mon 21 May 2018

Cinema Rediscovered returns to Bristol for its third edition, Thu 26 - Sun 29 July, bringing the best in digital restorations, contemporary classics and film print rarities back where they belong on the big screen, with support from BFI awarding funds from National Lottery.

HRH Duke of Kent meets the Rife Magazine team at the Pervasive Media Studio. Photographer: Jon Aitken

Bristol venues welcome Royal visitor

Posted on Thu 17 May 2018

His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent will be welcomed to Watershed tomorrow, as part of his official visit to three of Bristol’s leading creative establishments.

Revenge

“ Whose responsibility? On Coralie Fargeat's Revenge ”

Posted on Thu 17 May 2018 by Tara Judah

Tara Judah, Watershed Cinema Producer, reflects on a Q&A she hosted with film academic and author, Dr Tanya Horeck, after a screening of Coralie Fargeat’s debut feature film Revenge, on Sat 12 May. The pair and the audience discussed the interplay of morality and ethics in visual representations of violence and lots more.

Layered Reality 5G weekend: an introduction

  Layered Reality 5G weekend: an introduction

Posted on Wed 16 May 2018

A short film introducing the Layered Reality 5G weekend: the first urban testbed for public users.

Layered Realities 5G weekend: artists, technology and audiences

  Layered Realities 5G weekend: artists, technology and audiences

Posted on Wed 16 May 2018

Exploring the potential of 5G through a series of experimental cultural events.

How to ask for your drink using British Sign Language

  How to ask for your drink using British Sign Language

Posted on Mon 18 June 2018

For Deaf Awareness Week 2018 we celebrated with giving 10% off to anyone who uses British Sign Language to order their drink during Happy Hour. Here's John with a little intro.

Deaf Conversations About Cinema event in the cafe/bar

Did you know this week (14 - 20 May) is Deaf Awareness Week?

Posted on Wed 16 May 2018

Help us to raise Deaf Awareness not just this week but every day – here at Watershed we've made a few short films that may help.

Playable City Seoul

Open Call for our Winter Residencies Programme

Posted on Thu 10 May 2018

Supporting creative practitioners to have freedom and resources to develop ideas is an incredibly important part of our work at Watershed, so we are truly delighted to announce an open call for this years’ funded residencies…

Pervasive Media Studio

New jobs announced for South West Creative Technology Network

Posted on Wed 9 May 2018

We are delighted to announce two brand new posts created as part of Watershed's membership of the recently announced South West Creative Technology Network, a regional consortium which aims to drive digital innovation in the South West.