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Liquid Light for Light Sounds Festival at Richmix, London E1

Liquid Light for Light Sounds Festival at Richmix, London E1

We were invited to take part in [Light Sounds Festival](https://lightsounds.uk/) at Richmix by bringing our Liquid Light workshop to this experimental audio visual festival. As ever our six participants started out with more or less the same materials, yet their results are absolutely unique. What a pleasure to meet the participants, and what a joy to get into the Liquid zone for this Sunday workshop. A special mention to Pat Grimm @patgrimm who joined us to pass on her skills and techniques.

Tree Circle Cinema in Millfields Park, London

Tree Circle Cinema in Millfields Park, London

Tree Circle Cinema is an annual community event that happens very locally to us in Millfields Park. It has grown slowly from grass roots experimental idealism and has developed sponsorship relationships within the community. Each year an outdoor cinema takes place in the natural auditorium of Millfields Park - the tree circle. An outdoor screen and projection booth are erected, films are wrangled, families turn up, sit down, chat and watch a movie in the open air. Read more...

Rainbow Dude's glasses at Glastonbury Festival

Rainbow Dude's glasses at Glastonbury Festival

We took on the job of mending the LED screens that form part of an iconic sculpture. Rainbow Dude's sunglasses had stopped working and needed some brand new content. The sculpture is a seven meter smiling rainbow character that was created by Paul Insect, commissioned by Emily Eavis in 2019 and designed and built by Creative Giants. He is an icon of Glastonbury Festival and needed a bit of LED expertise from us to bring him back to his former glory. Read more...

A CRT TV installation for The Bafta Awards at The Royal Festival Hall, London

A CRT TV installation for The Bafta Awards at The Royal Festival Hall, London

We designed this in-the-round CRT installation to enable the client to get bang for their buck! The installation feels quite monumental as the stacks are organised in a cylindrical form but rather than a solid block, they are arranged with gaps allowing a view through. This set up worked particularly well in the window where 360 degrees of it could be seen from both the interior and the exterior of the Royal Festival Hall.

Leytonstone Loves Film

Leytonstone Loves Film

We worked closely with the Barbican to manage the content preparation, technical set up and operation of an ambitious film festival, wrangling over one hundred films in numerous formats for seven different venues across the three days of the festival. It was a weekend of diverse films in the heart of Leytonstone and our job was to make sure that each show was a smooth and seamless audience experience. Highlights were John Smiths talk, Eithne Nightingale's s Ugwumpiti and Agnes Varda The Gleaners and I.