A Watershed produced collaboration which follows 12 artists working as part of Unlimited, the Cultural Olympiad programme focusing on disability.
In November 2010 Watershed, selected from among 1000 cinemas across 500 European cities, was awarded a major international prize by Europa Cinemas naming Watershed as 'Entrepreneur of the Year'.
This short film by AntiVJ captures the alternative epic Christmas lights show which transformed the façade of Bristol’s Council House.
A multi-user interactive installation developed by Luke Jerram, recipient of the 6th Clark Bursary, which audiences experienced during their sleep.
Depict was Watershed’s international short film competition that we ran until 2022, challenging filmmakers to create 90 second ultra-short masterpieces.
A pilot project creating and fostering inclusive work environments to support our brightest and best young creative talent in the cultural and creative industries.
Jay explores the lack of support that the school system provides for excluded kids and young people with diverse needs, and how being labelled as a 'bad kid' has damaging effects for a young person's development.
Sisters Emily and Isabel were close growing up, then Isabel got diagnosed with ADHD. This short documentary takes a look at how ADHD affects their relationship, as they navigate the changes of growing up together.
A group of young people of colour talk about the ways in which hair is intertwined with identity and how they have come to love and celebrate their hair texture.
A partnership which offered business support for creative individuals and small companies to develop a creative idea into an economically sustainable business.
Ten years after Watershed’s online gallery DShed was conceived in 1999 – this article discussed its Past, Present & Future
A short film introducing the Layered Reality 5G weekend: the first urban testbed for public users.
A collaboration between Watershed and Bristol City Council to create a platform for young voices in Bristol.
An immersive theatre piece, developed as part of our 2016 Artist in Residence programme, in which protagonist Afronaut Femi travels through space in search of life on other planets.
Picnic in Space is a rare jewel of a film in which Marshall McLuhan banters with his long time cohort Harley Parker.
A development scheme which enabled companies to research possibilities in digital media, create new ideas and deliver innovation to market.
Opening up issues, debates and discussion through film.
Future Producers was a Watershed development scheme for 18-25 year olds, teaching them the skills needed to programme a cross art-form venue like Watershed.