2004

The Manchester band ‘Oceansize’ gave their song ‘Paper Champion’ to LiveWire to create a music video.

Digital Olympics was a digital video and photography summer school. Participants worked in teams and were faced with a series of challenges testing their imagination and ability to work against the clock. This project was all about filmmaking relating to the Olympics.

Filmmaker Erinma Ochu worked with participants helping them create a short film. Captured concentrated on the process involved with creating a short film by looking at storyboarding, filmmaking and editing, with a one day journey across the city to shoot all of the footage.

This party included a screening of short films created by Short Fuse Gone in 90 Seconds and LiveWire Digital Olympics Summer Schools.

LiveWire participants were invited to come down to Cornerhouse and create a mural on the café walls.

A VJ’ing project run by Mark Haig and Deyan Raykov. This project ran for a week and introduced the LiveWire bunch to the hip art form that is VJ’ing by mixing sounds, music, graphics and visual samples with digital technology and live performance.

This special event involved screenings of various different films made at Cornerhouse. They included:

We are celebrating this year's Lottery Birthday with a special LiveWire 'behind the scenes' tour around Cornerhouse with a free film for pudding!

Andrew Myers from Music for the People introduced participants to the world of music production. They looked at drum programming, recording their own sounds, playing keys and making a final mix.

Using markers and pens, artist Sumit Sarkar guided a small group in character creation and development through the animation process.