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Light Up Bristol launch

December 19, 2007

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Light Up Bristol Genevieve Browne Lights Up Bristol Dirty Designs Light Up Bristol

'I have never seen anything like this before'. 'Really beautiful and worth seeing even in the freezing cold'. ' A really good show'. Just some of the feedback gathered by The Evening Post on Light Up Bristol so far.

Over 2,500 people attended the launch on Monday, which was broadcast live on both ITV West and Points West. Highlights included the spectacular films and beautiful cathedral lighting, children playing in the snow and Crustea's live VJ set. The event carries on to Friday.

Photos by James Burniston Photography.
More photos at the LUB 07 Flickr group.



Light Up Bristol 2007

December 4, 2007

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Light Up Bristol

17 - 21 december | 6.30 - 10pm | Free
This December, College Green will undergo a magical transformation into five nights of Winter Wonderland. Light Up Bristol, a from Bristol Media and the West of England Design Forum, will stretch across the whole of the Council House, College Green and the Cathedral featuring:

- Designs by some of Bristol’s leading creative talent

- Films projected 400ft across Bristol’s Council House

- Spectacular light show across the Cathedral and College Green

- Nightly snow blizzard by film special effects company Snow Business

- Festive winter warmers including Mulled Wine, Chestnuts and beers from Bath Ales

- Nightly live VJ finale from the world-renowned Anti VJ



Media Sandbox now launched

December 3, 2007

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Ideas generation
iShed's Pervasive Media Ideas lab took place last week attracting a crowd of 85 people drawn from industry, academia and the Creative Industries. The day was been designed with Ed Mitchell, to both generate and shape ideas for Media Sandbox and support the growing community around pervasive media in the South West.

The agenda included knowledge networking to match participants with complementary interests, a group mind map exercise and joint criteria setting for how Media Sandbox judges should select successful proposals. Photos from the event can be viewed at the Media Sandbox Flickr group.

The deadline for Media Sandbox applications is Friday 7 December and the selection team has been confirmed as Michael Nutley, Editor in Chief of New Media Age, Toby Barnes, Owner and managing Director of Pixel lab, Mark Leaver of South West Screen, Clare Reddington of iShed and Nigel Charman of Business Link, who will judge the Media Sandbox proposals.