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Collusion & St Neots Smart Place Initiative presents: Future Takeover // St Neots, Jan 2019 – Event Film

As part of the “Future Takeover” event in St Neots in Jan 2019 which Documentally and I made a film about the Neotists for (view it HERE), I was also asked by Collusion to make a short film of the event itself.

From the YouTube description:-


Future Takeover was a three day exploration into the long-term growth of St Neots and its creative sector through ambitious thinking.

24 January – CREATIVE ST NEOTS
25 January – IF ST NEOTS WERE SIM CITY: Town planning with a twist
26 January – FUTURE TOWN FAIR

In collaboration with St Neots Smart Place Initiative – https://www.connectingcambridgeshire….

Film directed and produced by Adrian Storey

Music by Little Glass Men – “Waiting for Gyrotron”, ” The Renaissance Man”, “Polybear”.
freemusicarchive.org/music/Little_Glass_Men/
Used under a Creative Commons CC by 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Find out more here – http://collusion.org.uk/huntingdon

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CREDITS

Speakers: Sherry Dobbin, cultural strategist and producer – https://futurecity.co.uk/wp-content/u…

James Parton, , managing director of the Bradfield Centre – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesparton/

Richard Slade, web and graphic designer – https://www.neotists.co.uk/dvteam/ric…

Christian Payne, specialist in in creative technology and communications – http://http//documentally.com/

Adrian Storey, director of photography, cameraman, editor, photographer – http://www.uchujin.co.uk/

Rebecca Britton, communications, communities and partnerships at Urban & Civic – https://www.urbanandcivic.com/media-c…

Emily Stephens, youth creative vision consultant

Andrew Chetty, Partner at Umbrellium – http://umbrellium.co.uk/about-us/

Prof. John Miles, future transport researcher from the University of Cambridge – http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/profiles/jcm91

John Taylor, Assistant Director of Huntingdonshire District Council – https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-tayl…

Dan Thorp, assistant director Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Com https://uk.linkedin.com/in/daniel-tho…

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Exhibitors:

Katy Marshall, digital maker – https://www.behance.net/ktmarshall
Will Webster, photographer and picture framer – http://willwebster.com/Will-Webster
Jojo Debrazza, author – https://jojodebrazza.com/
Stephen Mulvey, photographer – https://stevemulveyphotography.com/
Lee Mason, graphic designer, digital artist- http://www.lee-mason.co.uk
Anne Marie-Miller, director of Carbon Orange – http://www.carbonorange.com/
ARU Reactor – https://www.anglia.ac.uk/business-emp…
Thibault Jeangout, LoRa Network
St Neots Smart Place Initiative – https://www.connectingcambridgeshire….

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Event photography: Maciek Platek – https://www.maciekplatek.com/

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Venue and hospitality: The Art & Soul Cafe – https://www.artandsoul.cafe/

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The in_collusion programme is supported by:
Arts Council England – https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority – http://cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca….
Arm – https://www.arm.com/
Cambridge Consultants – https://www.cambridgeconsultants.com/…

In addition, this project was supported by:
St Neots Smart Place Initiative – https://www.connectingcambridgeshire….

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http://collusion.org.uk/huntingdon

Adrian “Uchujin” Storey – Collusion Maker Takeover – Presentation

Last week I was honored to be invited by Lee Mason to give a presentation about my work at the Collusion Maker Takeover event taking place at iMet in Huntingdon.
I talked about myself (oh the vanity:), “Boys For Sale“, “Traces Of The Soul” and the showed the Handbook “New Day” video I made recently.
You can watch my talk (shot from a terrible angle on a Galaxy S8) above.
It was a really interesting day with lots of inspiring projects being shown and talked about and I’m very grateful to Lee and Collusion for inviting me and all the great work they are doing in the local area.

After myself in the evening session LAICA gave a talk about the “bunker project” album that he and Graham Dunning made, Miri Kat & Martin Dubka played us some of their beautiful live coding meets modular synth music and to top it off the amazing Graham Dunning played us some of his unique and wonderful Mechanical Techno.

There was also food provided by the insanely delicious Guerilla Kitchen (Those “black Bean Balls” were simply the most delicious balls I’ve ever had in my mouth, if you can find them, eat some:)