We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to participate in Bristol's cultural and creative life.
We identify, support and network the talent of tomorrow, encouraging their creativity, ability and curiosity as artists and audiences.
Our inclusive programmes reach out to young people in the spaces where they are (on and offline), developing their profile, skills, confidence and networks and providing stepping stones into the creative and cultural sector.
A week long workshop for over fifties from across Europe, creating digital stories based on their personal experiences with food.
A short film made by BFI Film Academy participants about their Tron screening + Man vs Machine afterparty.
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'.
Makers of Aardman Animations 'The Pirates!' discuss how animation is made and their work in the creative industry.
Do you dare to follow 8 brave children as they track the movements of the ghost of Barton Hill?
From 1999 - 2012 Watershed's annual online advent calendar with work from creatives across the South West and Europe.
A development programme for European youth workers in 2010 that explored how web 2.0 and social media tools can extend and enhance their practice.
eShed was a Bristol-based community and website for young people aged 14-21 who love film and media.
Shot by young filmmakers this 5min docu-drama examines the life of a low income family feeling the strain of recession.
2006 Clark Bursary recipient Luke Jerram documents his experiences during the realisation of his innovative 'Dream Director' project.
In 2000, children from Bristol schools created twelve pieces of web art based on the Twelve Days of Christmas song.
A Watershed led filmmaking programme which enabled young people across Bristol to make and showcase three short films.