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DepicT! Shortlist is live - watch, vote and comment now!

Posted on Wed 5 Sept 2012

Huge thanks to all the filmmakers who have submitted their shorts into DepicT! this year. We received a staggering variety of entries from all over the globe – from Brazil and Ethiopia to Germany and Hungary – and we had a very difficult job in selecting the shortlist. In fact, this year we received a record number of entries (over 600 from more than 30 countries!), and now the 15 shortlisted films for DepicT! '12 are available for your viewing pleasure at depict.org.

90 Second Film Challenge

Project Ended in September 2012

A fun film challenge that encouraged businesses in Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise zone to get creative and make a short film.

PUSH ME

Project Ended in September 2012

A Watershed produced collaboration which follows 12 artists working as part of Unlimited, the Cultural Olympiad programme focusing on disability.

  Creative Cinema Summer School: Flea To The Circus

Posted on Mon 30 Oct 2017

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'.

Watershed Future Producer attends Venice Film Festival

Posted on Thu 23 Aug 2012

Huge congratulations must go to Sophie Shippen, one of the Future Producers, Watershed's development programme for 18-25 year olds: she will be jetting off to the world's oldest film festival next week having been selected to represent the UK to attend the Venice Days, the independently run festival sidebar which is modelled on Cannes' respected Directors' Fortnight.

Making Mail, Maps and Motion

Posted on Tue 21 Aug 2012

  Neal Stephenson: Some Remarks

Posted on Thu 10 Aug 2017

American science fiction writer Neal Stephenson discusses his life, work, and the various subjects that have interested and inspired him.

  Mail, Maps and Motion

Posted on Tue 31 Oct 2017

A spectacular one-off performance, as part of London 2012 Festival, combining live music and moving image on a massive scale.

DepicT! 2012 Judges Announced

Posted on Thu 16 Aug 2012