Internationally renowned Bristol artists Inkie and Filthy Luker unveil new artworks.
A regional professional development scheme for filmmakers, developing a network of talent in and around Bristol, Sheffield, and Nottingham.
Artistic commissions which explored how ‘openness’ in city development can improve the social, cultural, and economic lives of inhabitants.
A fun film challenge that encouraged businesses in Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise zone to get creative and make a short film.
A week long extravaganza of cinema-themed films and workshops for children inspired by the circus fun of Disney Pixar's 'A Bug's Life'.
A programme of film screenings, events and projects exploring the rich connections between sport, media, and culture.
What if cities were mapped by the people who lived there? Two workshops invited the Guimarães public to map their city.
A collection of films focusing on Bristol's railways which were created for Bristol Stories, Watershed's creative digital storytelling project.
BEAM Live was an evening of music and live iPad art which took place at Watershed as part of Filmic.
Makers of Aardman Animations 'The Pirates!' discuss how animation is made and their work in the creative industry.
Twelve artists and designers from East Asia and the UK explored how to use creative technology to make public spaces more fun.
Do you dare to follow 8 brave children as they track the movements of the ghost of Barton Hill?
In this event artist Jen Southern discusses 'Polyrhythmia', in conversation with Site Gallery director Laura Sillars.
From 1999 - 2012 Watershed's annual online advent calendar with work from creatives across the South West and Europe.
Celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the birth of Canadian academic and thinker, Marshall McLuhan – a season of seminars, special events, and screenings, and a dedicated website containing articles, interviews, films, and resources.
A collection of panel discussions exploring the relevance of McLuhan's ideas to the modern world as we now know it.
A digital workshop for European learners aged over fifty that resulted in a collection of short films themed around love.
Clare Reddington and participants of the development programme discuss the role of a creative producer and results of the summer school.