His portfolio includes brand commercials, title sequences and product launches. He works across a myriad of mediums from TV and cinema advertising, to outdoor digital, radio commercials and internal corporate communications.

Now a board member of the IVCA, Andrew has become a leading figure in creative visual communication, recognised through an array of industry awards. His company A-Vision continues to make ground breaking campaigns for global brands such as Sony and Blackberry.

Martin’s work enables the production of immersive filmscapes rich in visual content and messages. The active participation of the user helps to maximise audience engagement alongside learning outcomes. His techniques combine the immediacy of video with the interactivity of the web.

Martin has received three Emmy nominations, a BAFTA nomination, eight Webby nominations and ten Webby honorees. He has created interactive video pieces for the Tate, BFI and National Theatre, working with people like Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Derek Jacobi, Gordon Ramsay, Julie Walters, Tracey Emin, Jonathan Ross and Malcolm McDowell.

Simon’s focus is on exploring the space between design and technology. He uses a deep understanding of design, branding and digital to make communication more effective and engaging. He has a reputation for delivering innovative and considered projects, particularly in the fields of audience development and content-rich websites.

Simon is one of the founding partners in Bureau for Visual Affairs, a leading independent design studio. Their approach focuses on user experience and accessibility, and has seen them build long-term relationships with clients including Creative Review, the Tate and National Gallery, and the fashion brand Whistles.

Leah’s work demonstrates the benefits of using innovative ways to deliver messages, both cultural and commercial. Her background includes publishing, political campaigns, broadcast journalism, advertising and most recently feature films, music videos and documentaries.

Leah has worked for some of the top experiential agencies in the UK producing international integrated campaigns including award winning stunts, experiences, TV / viral content and events for clients such as MTV, Honda, Esprit, Sony, GAP, Virgin, Google and the British Fashion Council.

Tim has worked in a range of arts participation contexts over 20 years, at the innovating edge where audience expectations are changing. He has embraced the creative possibilities around collaborative technologies, including leading the NODE.London Festival of Media Arts in 2006 which led to 450 art and technology events across London.

As Executive Director of Motiroti and through his previous company Solar Associates Tim produces, online and offline, for artists blending theatre, interaction and digital. This connects him strongly to the rise of a new generation of live performance makers who are influenced by the culture of the web, pervasive gaming and multi-platform storytelling.