Christmas 2013 collaboration between Typeone and TBWA.

Tracking computer on the second floor, with a super wide angle infrared camera tracks IR light bouncing off people as they pass. The tracking computer sent information over the network to more computers in the reception and basement to control the vision and sound.

We only had a week to create Gratuitous Digital Thingy, so most of the hardware came from parts lying around the TBWA offices and the Typeone Lab; CCTV equipment, conference room projectors and unloved computers.

This video edit, created by Typeone at Publicis Chemistry is an awards entry for the fantastic Blipper application they created to enhance the way EE communicated with it’s business customers. Typeone worked on the Blipper app, creating 3D and animated assets for the application itself, as well as on the video edit.

Why can’t playgrounds be reactive? Why shouldn’t children, and adults, have a part in creating their own environment? Looking for a future in which everyone can impact their world visually, Seeper built this simple and playful light installation game for Nokia’s Little Amazing Show.

In collaboration with HyperNaked, and with only a week’s production time, we turned a city street into an enchanted world of colour and light. Alex designed and constructed the interactive hardware for the project and was responsible for the overall technical production. The most active member of a three man team at Seeper Alex had responsibilities in every element of the process from pitch and design to creative and on-site.

Interactive football news feed @ Nike Town London. RSS and Twitter feeds used to build constantly moving and updating text particle system. Optical flow to capture movement, was applied as a force to the particle system, so people could create waves and ripples with their movements.

We created a custom interactive sound score for the piece, Using Max/MSP and OSC hooks to the visuals app, surround sound speakers were hidden in the theming. Hip-Hop was used in the video to make it a bit faster but the actual installation was subversively immersive with deep deep bass

Collaborating with Ninja Tune, Seeper have created an innovative app where songs are released in ‘Tunepacks’, a brand new format. When played within the app, each Tunepack gives the user access to over forty different elements of an original tune. The jammer, sit back and listen to the tune, or start using the intuitive interface to re-imagine the song as they desire.

Video edited and produced by Alex at Seeper

“I’m into anything that invites people in…. I really like the app: it just says ‘Go have fun and if you’re enjoying it… dig deeper’” – Amon Tobin

“I should take it to my show tonight and just play this… I’ve not seen anything like it.” – Bonobo

Collaborative jamming interface, designed and built for seeper’s bespoke multitouch table. The audio engine and sound library were concepted, built, recorded and produced by Typeone, in collaboration with Paul Jones.

A little pre-programmed musical intelligence allowed users full freedom of expression, letting them play, program and modulate a wide variety of instrumentation.

People of all ages stood, mesmerised by their own abilities, as they created something together.

The BBC invited the nation to celebrate the start of its 2012 Christmas Lights in a techno-driven fanfare, live on BBC one.

Clips taken from popular BBC programmes such as Strictly Come Dancing and Doctor Who were reworked by Seeper into a two- minute, three-dimensional BBC Christmas experience.

Alex was producer on the project at Seeper.

To mark the 100th Anniversary of sinking of the Titanic and the opening of the iconic, new Titanic Belfast visitor centre, seeper were commissioned to produce one of the most ambitiuse projection mapping projects to date.

Intense 3D motion graphics, synchronised pyrotechnics and bespoke sound design, combined to create an unforgettable audiovisual performance.

Typeone were approached to provide a complete audio treatment for the 40 minute show, dynamic and eclectic, the work included refferences to Bjork: Dancer in the Dark, Transformers, Bach and Rusko. Including a remake of the Victor Herbert Classic, March of the Toys, this was a show we were very proud to be part of.

The first video from George Works upcoming EP Handi Work of a Hobo. A Vile Films production Filmed Directed and Edited by Jake Narang, Typeone recorded and produced the music.