Founded in 2007 by Anthony Pearson, Chris Owens and Adrian Ward, Clay Interactive work internationally with a diverse range of clients including leading museums, architects, designers and communications agencies. They offer a range of services from consultancy through to design, production and delivery. Clay produce interactive exhibits, innovative physical interfaces, large scale projections and digital media, mobile apps for smartphones and tablet devices, and even life-size talking robots. Their focus is on using new and relevant technologies, and they believe that innovation comes through an active exploration of the advances being made in the computing industry.

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ay-pe is a team of creative people: filmmakers, animators, visual-effects artists, illustrators, designers and programmers. They produce engaging, creative solutions across many varied disciplines for clients large and small both in the UK and abroad. They have been designing solutions: exhibitions, immersive experiences, interactives, films and animation for museums, arts institutions, design agencies and international visitor attractions for over 17 years. ay-pe are experts at creating experiences to stimulate human emotion.

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ISO is a content design and development studio. We specialise in cultural projects for public, private and commercial clients, producing digital media, interactive software and immersive installations.

Since forming in 1999 we have built a broad range of in-house expertise including live action direction, graphic design, animation and multimedia programming. The studio originally specialised in television graphics and we have worked on over 300 TV projects ranging from content animation and title sequences to the design and production of complete channel identities.

We were involved in some of the earliest explorations into the link between TV and interactive audiences including Channel 4’s ‘Alt News’ in 2001, the precursor to 4Docs and the channel’s first attempt to collect user generated content. We consulted on the design of the BBC iPlayer and designed the user interface for 4Now, Channel 4’s second screen app.

We moved into producing software and AV content for permanent interactive installations with our appointment as designers for The Futures Gallery at Thinktank and have since worked on some of the country’s biggest multimedia projects. Most recently we created seventeen new media installations for IWM’s First World War Galleries, a series of films and interactives for the McAfee Cybersecurity Gallery at Bletchley Park and a specially commissioned installation for the Information Age Gallery at the Science Museum.

Working with global brand experience agency Jack Morton, we delivered the graphics and visual effects for the big screen at Glasgow’s XX Commonwealth Games 2014 Opening Ceremony. With the largest screen ever to be seen in Europe at a staggering 100 metres long, 11 metres high, and weighing in at 38 tonnes, our team worked to deliver twenty different sequences using various design techniques such as time-lapse and particle animation.

We have worked closely with a wide range of clients including The British Council, TATE, Titanic Belfast, the ICA, National Museum of Scotland, the National Maritime Museum Falmouth, Mercedes-Benz, The Lighthouse, E4, the BBC, MTV, various independent TV & film production companies and advertising agencies.

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Sysco is a world-class experience delivery company immersed in the relationship between engineering and storytelling. Over 20 years experience working for high calibre global clients in the museum & heritage, exhibition, and sports & leisure industries has built up a wealth of exceptional expertise working at the intersection between storytelling art and engineering science.

For us, space is both the challenge and the opportunity to tell a beautiful story. In exhibitions, museums, stadia or theatres, space is our blank canvas to engineer a story and our foundation for re-imagination. We started off in the pre-digital age as theatre and concert designers, working with light and sound to create experiences for artists such as Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix. Now we use AV technology to bring our visions for different spaces to life, to create experiences that provoke human emotion and create long lasting memories.

We are Story Engineers.

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Unit 8E North, Level 8, New England House
New England Street
Brighton
BN1 4GH

T: +44 (0) 1273 821600
E: office@cogapp.com
Twitter: @cogapp

With over thirty years experience producing long-lasting innovative work for high-profile, public-facing projects, Cogapp (www.cogapp.com) is an industry-leader in producing software for online archives and museums. It operates from headquarters in Brighton, England, and an outpost in New York.

Services provided include:

• digital strategy
• website and mobile app design and development
• digital publishing systems
• innovation and research projects

Clients are typically ambitious, quality-conscious organisations with large public audiences including museums, archives, libraries, publishers and medical informatics.

The company’s aim is always to produce well-conceived and beautifully executed work that will provide outstanding long-term value for its clients and enrich the lives of the people who use it.

Notable case studies include work for MoMA, the National Portrait Gallery, Dorling Kindersley, the Qatar National Library, London 2012, the British Library and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They have also worked with Apple, Microsoft, the British Museum, the BBC, and Manchester United. See details of these and other case studies here.

On a recent hackday, Cogapp invited a team from the British Library to their offices for a day exploring innovations for multi-lingual online archives. See how they got on and read other blogs here.

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