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.
This classic gothic film gets a brand new score as part of a Filmic workshop for 18-25 year olds.
We assembled a diverse, innovative team of young Bristol people to devise a new online platform for youth.
Part video game, part science visualisation, part art installation, and part social experiment
In Autumn 2013 Watershed welcomed its first ever residents to mix technology with magic.
Meet Dave, a hapless young zombie trying to make his way in the world.
A collection of projects which explore the creative potential of Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone.
Award-winning digital artists Squidsoup created an immersive large-scale light installation.
Italian photographer Carmine Mauro Daprile's two photographs feature fantastical characters set against startling visions of the future.
A month-long stop-motion animation summer school as part of Cinékids, programmed by Gromit!
Bristol's street furniture is waking up - and it wants to talk to you.
Internationally renowned artist Luke Jerram's sculpture experiments with innovative digital technology and optical illusion.
Part exploration, part battle, part collaboration, part art experience...