Not so long ago, in a galaxy far, far away…

Two mysterious life-forms set out on a journey to explore new worlds and learn about the cosmos.

On New Year’s Eve they entered our solar system and this Summer they will arrive on planet Earth!

Welcome PuppIT & DigIT! Robotic alien life-forms from the Andromeda Galaxy!

Brought to you by Polymathematics and in association with Applause Rural Touring and PANeK, PuppIT & DigIT are a unique pair of life-sized robotic puppets.

Applause Outdoors 212 will play host to the lovable pair as they take to the streets of Kent and East Sussex to learn about the people, the places and the goings-on during the build up to the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Using their technologically advanced sensors, you’ll be able to share your stories with PuppIT & DigIT by logging your videos, photos and written words into their memory banks. Join in the interactive fun as they meet new friends the world over!

Help them learn about our planet and explore their experiences. Share your interactions at PuppitandDigit.com and on your favourite social networks. Become best friends with these intergalactic travelers before they continue on their journey through the cosmos.

Commissioned by Applause Outdoors 212: a project of Applause Rural Touring and PANeK (Performing Arts Network Kent).

We were inspired to develop a proposal for Applause Outdoors 212 as a way to combine and maximize the talents of our team and devise a very striking, original and modern artwork for this event.  We proposed the development and creation of two high-tech, interactive puppets called PuppIT & DigIT.  Made in the Banraku style, PuppIT & DigIT will feature touch screen technology and provide a unique interactive experience through audio visual media and traditional puppetry.

Applause Outdoors 212 is organised by PANeK and Applause in association with Kent County Council.

For more information about the event visit PANeK here.

Great news today! Our short film The Wraith has made the official selection at the British Shorts Film Festival in Berlin.

It will be showing alongside films starring Judy Dench and Anthony Head!

Help! An 8 foot creature is on the loose! He’s friendly though, so it’s ok.

Here’s a quick Making Of  video we did while making the music promo for We Show Up Radar’s Anchors In Your Heart.

Here’s the finished music promo for I’ll Be A Ghost by We Show Up On Radar.

Here’s a quick video we made while making the music promo for We Show Up On Radar’s I’ll Be A Ghost.

Weapon’s Of Desire is one of our favourite tunes. Here’s a live version from the Polymath Live Extravaganza in 2008.

While we were creating music with Polymath for the Live Extravaganza we decided to have a bit of artistic fun and follow some rules…..creative self-constraint if you like.

The idea was to create a series of individual movements that could interlink in any order. We then drew numbers out of a hat and that determined the order. We then played these movement in that order for a dance performance with Vonnegut’s Girls. The dancers didn’t know the order and so had to fit their performance to ours. I worked really well and added a lot of tension to the live performance.

Here’s a look at the amazing music video we had made for our song ‘Sonrisa’. The video was produced by Nottingham animator Lateral Lines. We worked with him to create this Mondrian inspired piece.

The video was made and shown at the Polymath Live Extravaganza at the Arts Theatre in Nottingham.

Here’s a video we shot while rehearsing a dance collaboration we did with Vonnegut’s Girls, aka Nadia Malik and Tina Carter.

The performance was for the Polymath Live Extravaganza at Nottingham’s Arts Theatre in May 2008.