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.
A series of talks, articles, and interviews celebrating the work of composer Bernard Herrmann, of Psycho, Vertigo and Taxi Driver fame.
Watershed's Head of Programme, Mark Cosgrove, talks his reasons for attending the 64th Cannes International Film Festival.
An innovative digital workshop designed for pan-European learners aged 50+ which culminated in a harbourside soundwalk app and online map.
A year-long season of events reflecting on cinema from 2000-09 and the films that began to define a new century of cinema.
A development scheme which enables companies to research possibilities in digital media, create new ideas and deliver innovation to market.
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.
A theatrical guided tour of the future of your city.
In 2010 Watershed celebrated the work of French director, Claire Denis, with a retrospective marking the release of her feature, 'White Material'.
Mark Cosgrove, Watershed's Head of Programme, talks about his trip to the film festival.
Two new scores for Alice in Wonderland (1903), and two documentaries about the workshops, originated by a group of sixteen Young Leaders.
eShed was a Bristol-based community and website for young people aged 14-21 who love film and media.
In a series of workshops members of the public and Watershed staff ‘painted with light’ to investigate the spaces in and around Watershed.
Digital Stories by fourteen older people (aged 50+) from across Europe, recording their memories of the summer they turned eighteen.