The second week of the festival was noticeably quieter in noise than the sound week. The Creative Filmmaking workshop was taken by Ben Jones and participants were offered a selection of music tracks to create visuals too, whilst learning techniques of filmmaking and editing.

The five participants spent three days creating the videos and had a lot of fun doing so. The results were screened at an opening at Brown & Bri, where the work was screened alongside archive video work produced in the Digital Arts Studios over the past six years.

Thanks to Brown & Bri for hosting the exhibition!

The Festival came to a end with Alfred Darlington a.k.a. Daedelus (Ninja Tune, LA) doing a talk in the gallery, next door in Queen Street Studios. It was a chance for people to get a personal insight into Daedelus, the Menome, how it works and having a chance to personally have a go! All this before seeing it properly in action at his gig that night in the Black Box as part of the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival. It was a great night with Richard and Lucy from the digital studios providing live visuals.

Thanks to the guys at Rudimentary for asking us to get involved!

Next stop: ISEA 2009, then Oscillations Festival.