StoryWorksUK

We make digital stories, films, storywalks, installations and performances. We tweet about the things that take our fancy (@iainpeebles @lisaheleddjones)

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The tangible invocation of memories for those with dementia, whom we should treasure. Will that be me one day? I'll be contributing. Will you?

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Good @brainpickings article: "Incubation, Ideation, and the Art of Editing: Beethoven on Creativity" https://t.co/ZW8HtXct1o

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Interesting article on Wired here about beavers, media theory and Marshall McLuhan: https://t.co/PHE2QfsvQY (via @Storythings)

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Charlotte Prodger has won the 2018 Turner Prize with a film shot on an iPhone - https://t.co/5vrpnmbcap

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Nice piece here on Zaha Hadid, 3 years after her untimely death: https://t.co/yb5ymrtAZT

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Intersting Lyn Gardner piece on how theatre is embracing diversity...but it still isn't enough: https://t.co/RN3AGZfaSU

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Archimedes Palimpsest reveals insights centuries ahead of its time - https://t.co/5GwOnH9D2w

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If you're not already on board there is a bunch of good stuff on @DocAllianceFilm - https://t.co/BJ6mtVgEuV

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Nice piece on design criticism needing to incorporate a wider range of voices. https://t.co/RKhGRCpz01

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Nice article on artist Daria Martin who has won the Jarman prize that honours artists working with the moving image - https://t.co/1VuTHcKCQE

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Why do animated films have such good stories? The secret, apparently, are storyboards - https://t.co/YdYGm9F9Vu (via @Storythings)

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This short doc about a man who used to stand next to a road in Sweden waving at cars is quite lovely. Have a look and chuck the maker a few $$$ https://t.co/R3JTxDwogI

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"I tend to work very close to people. I like them to be able to see my face which is why I will never go back to the shoulder mounted cameras." Great, practical, interview with filmmaker/cinematographer Joan Churchill - https://t.co/keMHw2bAgy

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In depth article about Wang Bing's epic 9 hour documentary West of the Tracks which 50% of Storyworks is currently obsessed with the idea of watching but will probably never get round to it: https://t.co/o7v9h6iHTX

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Nice interview with @owenhatherley from earlier this year in @theQuietus on the European city among other things: https://t.co/9t69pFPCRS

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The 40 best books to read before you die from the Independent. Could have just been called 'The 40 best books' really couldn't it? I'm expecting all the books I'll ever read will be before I die: https://t.co/Lj0SHlRzk3

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Nice interview with Boots Riley ahead of his film Sorry to Bother You (finally) coming out in the UK: https://t.co/VEy3qQacG7

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The BBC are trying out a version of their adaptation of BS Johnson's The Unfortunates for smart speakers. Definitely worth a go if you've got a smart speaker: https://t.co/fjJiKrqmxl

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Interesting looking live drawing session @BristolHipp this friday. Get the chance to draw dancers from the English National Ballet: https://t.co/PbBzKYqbk2

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Nice round up here of the most interesting looking museum shows and biennials upcoming in 2019 (scroll down for the non US stuff!) https://t.co/dXkooiP8bw