Our latest Stereoscopic 3D short film, The Collection (3D), completed this weekend as part of the 48 Hour Film Project in Edinburghis playing at the Cameo Picturehouse in Edinburgh tonight.

The film is an original horror written by Rhiannon Grist & Andrew Murchie, shot on Saturday with editing and…

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BIOSUITE : NOISE FOR THE WORLD

Introducing Biosuite, an experimental marriage of technology, content and scientific research that delivers a new kind of film viewing experience, in which the film content varies according to the emotional responses of the audience, detected by a discrete hand sensor.Biosuite is a collaboration between Belfast-based production…

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As SXSW approaches the preparations machine has just notched into a new gear, and thankfully there's some cracking folks in Belfast who gave up their Sunday afternoons to come and get plugged in.

 

The day consisted of 2 groups split up, one for audience analytcis and emotional response…

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It’s official peeps .. our emotional response short horror film ‘Unsound’, part of our Biosuite project, has been selected as a workshop for SXSW 2011.





We will begin by wiring a selection of audience members up for the World Premiere of our Emotional Response Cinema project ‘Biosuite’ and then screen our short horror film ‘Unsound’.





The next generation of digital media interaction will use a direct… Continue

The boy is back in town ... and his name is Nigel Bristow



Due to unfortunate clashing of schedule’s Phil Crothers, who had been working with us on Biosuite, has had to step aside as director on Biosuite. We thank Phil for his understanding that we have to keep to our schedule, and are sorry that we’ve had to part ways at this stage.



We really wanted someone who had the expertise of Phil, who was available at short notice,… Continue

Following a short film project a couple of years ago, where we experimented with audio recording and scoring, conversations strayed to working with the MuSE team at SARC, and developing a project that would be interesting to us as film-makers, and to the MuSE team as investigators of the world of human emotions & technology.



It was a long time in the coming, but we were succesful with raising the finance through the Arts Council… Continue