Discipline: film

Cinema and the moving image.

Mortality Tables

Mortality Tabes is a collaborative arts project founded by Woburn Sands-based music journalist Mat Smith (Electronic Sound, Further., Clash, Pooleyville.city). With its roots in sound art, field recordings and electronic composition, Mortality Tables recently expanded its focus to encompass multi-disciplinary practice with The Impermanence Project. The project has seen over 75 global collaborators each responding … Mortality Tables

Vector Six Creative

I’m a motion‑graphics‑led content generalist who helps people and brands cut through the noise by making smarter, more intentional creative choices. From shaping ideas to refining execution in tools like After Effects, Blender, Figma and Unreal Engine 5, I guide teams toward content that’s not just well‑made, but genuinely meaningful and strategically sound.

Joe Jarvis

Designer, creative and organiser behind Hands® Bicycle Club and Block Radio.

Hands® Bicycle Club

Hands® Bicycle Club is a local community bike club. Free, open-to-all, and strictly No Lycra, we run monthly group rides through and around the city at a slower pace and shorter mileage. Hands® group rides encourage socialising with other local people and finding a deeper appreciation for the green space and connectivity of the city’s … Hands® Bicycle Club

MK Gallery

MK Gallery brings world-class contemporary art exhibitions together with pioneering learning and community programmes to Milton Keynes. Alongside its exhibitions it runs a cinema in partnership with Curzon showing independent and arthouse films, hosts talks, tours, workshops and family events, and offers its spaces for hire. It is one of the city’s central cultural venues … MK Gallery

Mirage

‘Mirage’ was conceived as a film about Milton Keynes, but from the outset avoided categorisation — neither documentary nor conventional narrative, but an attempt to articulate the spatial and psychological experience of the city through a lens of technological distortion. It borrowed heavily from the cinematic language of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979); like Tarkovsky’s Zone, … Mirage

Memory Line

Memory Line is a multimedia artwork reflecting on the techniques used for memory storage during the early days of digital computing, listening to the testimonies of those who experienced the first programmable memory machine. The short documentary film features three women who are veterans of EDSAC remembering their time working with the machine, alongside volunteers … Memory Line

Station X

Station X offers a multi-sensory insight into the derelict buildings of Bletchley Park (otherwise known as Station X), home of the World War Two code-breakers and arguably one of Britain’s most important historical sites. A unique collaboration between sound artist Caroline Devine, photographer Rachael Marshall, visual artist Maya Ramsay and filmmaker Luke Williams, the work … Station X