As part of this year's onedotzero_adventures in motion festival, onedotzero hosts a series of inspiring workshops, insightful informal presentations and panels which aim to reveal and demystify the creative process, from gaming and film, to graphic design and data visualisation plus personal favourites from established and emerging talent.

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Its Nice That…
Acclaimed quarterly magazine and influential blog It's Nice That invite you to a live version of the magazine, spilling off the page and onto the stage and screen. Graphic designer Rob Mathews, artist Maisie Broadhead, illustrator Louise Naunton Morgan and designers Thomas Thwaites and Roel Wouters will all present individual projects or ideas. Plus there will be a live interview with film maker Johnny Kelly, whilst writer and artist Michael Crowe and Riitta Ikonen present a feature on something other than their own work. All of this will be interlaced with short films and brief snippets from It's Nice That themselves. Like the magazine really, only live!

Thurs 11 Nov | 18:10 | NFT3

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Protein Forum
Protein Forum is a series of events that bring together interesting people to talk about interesting ideas in the world of science, technology and design. Following the success of their recent transatlantic London and New York forums, Protein have got together some of London's finest practitioners of data visualisation [aka info-graphics] to showcase some of their work and share their learning. Special guests include David McCandless, author of ‘Information is Beautiful’; Andrew Shoben the founder of greyworld; the creative lead of Ultraknowledge, Dave Bowker; and Peter Crnokrak, the design practice of Luxury of Protest.

Fri 12 Nov | 18:10 | NFT3

SOLD OUT if you are interested in this we also recommend code warriors

Presented as part of Internet Week Europe

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Creators’ talk: two x two
An entertaining and interactive ‘show and tell’ session where luminaries in their creative field talk about their early careers and select ONE emerging creative talent, whose standout work inspires and engages them. This is the place to spot the stars of tomorrow as selected by some of today’s established creative talent. Chaired by design critic and writer Adrian Shaughnessy, special guests include internationally renowned graphic designer and provocateur Neville Brody, plus more to be announced.

Sat 13 Nov | 18:10 | NFT3

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code warriors Q + A
Creatives are increasingly using computer code as a raw material to create fluid and self-perpetuating moving image work. This brand-new programme showcases the most ambitious personal experiments and imaginative examples of generative films from a cutting-edge community demonstrating a completely alternative way of working and realising their creative visions. Filip Visnjic from Creative Applications Net will lead a talk with artists whose work features in the programme.

12 Nov | 15:50 | NFT3

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Games and Film – the new ‘Indie’?
In association with BAFTA
Forget big-budget films-of-games [Prince of Persia, the Resident Evil series], and the usual game tie-ins that accompany blockbuster movies – with downloads offering revolutionary opportunities for all digital media, many more independent collaborations are emerging between directors, producers and games developers to commission live-action shorts, animations and in-game content. Where are these new hybrid media headed and how can UK filmmakers get in on the game?

Special guests include Joey Ansah (The Bourne Ultimatum) discussing his live-action short Street Fighter: Legacy, and Allen Leitch from Spov , a creatively-led design and animation studio whose work includes cinematic title sequences for the last three Call of Duty games, and Ben Hibon, director of award-winning short Codehunters, who has created work for Heavenly Sword, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows and A.D.

BAFTA’s public events and online resources bring you closer to the creative talent behind your favourite games, films and TV shows.

Sun 14 Nov | 18:10 | NFT3

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Moanbot: robot-building workshop with Tinker London
For more hands-on DIY action, Tinker will be running a robot-building workshop on how to make small cheap speaking robots inspired by their ‘Moanbot’ project. Moanbot is a small intelligent English robot that moans according to the changes in his immediate environment. Just like the rest of us. Tinker London designed Moanbot to show that designing intelligent systems can be accessible. Moanbot’s intelligence and personality is supported by an electronics platform [Arduino], a few basic sensors [sound, light, temperature, accelerometer] and some very clever quips from an Englishman.
The workshop will focus on allowing people to build their own Moanbot, develop their own personalities both in terms of the Moanbot's reactions and its’ design.

Sat 13 Nov |10:00 – 18:00 | Delegate Centre
Ticketed event at £50 / person. aged 6+ [under 12’s must be accompanied by an adult].
Tickets sold directly through tinkerlondon.com

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onedotzero_cascade
cascade is an education platform for creative collaboration and innovation across diverse disciplines to foster personal and professional development, with a remit to challenge existing educational models, processes and formats. In response to the brief of ‘Utopian Visions’ a collaborative workshop will take place over one week, working in multi-disciplinary teams and supported by leading creative and cultural practitioners, resulting in this day of team presentations and debates at the BFI Southbank. If you are looking for some of the best graduates from 2010 this is the event to find them.
With support from D&AD.

Thurs 11th Nov | 18:00 - 21:00 | Delegate Centre
FREE, drop-in

Presented as part of Internet Week Europe

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