Track Soothsayer from Badgertrap. (myspace.com/badgertrap)
image, edit by Julien Pearly

Hidden Door 2 was a creative festival that sees 40 bands, 60 artists, 20 poets and 20 film-makers came together for an exclusive weekend in Edinburgh in 22-24 of oct 2010.

The interactive event showcased some of the most creative Scottish talent around, with live music, art installations, poetry, film and interactive events.

Highlights included a spectacular five band collaboration between Dead Boy Robotics, Lipsync for a Lullaby, The Foundling Wheel, Tokamak and American Men (LuckyMe), as well as poetry, art installations and Impossible Interactions - a room which reacts and interacts with the audience

This was the preparation week of the all event. People came and joined the artists at the Roxy all week to make it happen!!

hiddendoor.org
tentracks.co.uk

New Fringe Venue Leith on the Fringe, based at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall in Dalmeny Street Edinburgh.

Shot By Julien Pearly

Edited by Ray Bird
Music by the Amazing Rolo.
Construction Site from Diamond Services

Back by popular demand, Creative Carbon Scotland and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe hosted two Re-use and Recycle Days at Fringe Central to conclude the 2014 Festivals season. Venues and companies that participated in the Fringe could bring used set items, props, costumes, unused publicity materials and other production materials used during the Festival Fringe to be swapped for other items or recycled.

Our past Re-use and Recycle days have been widely successful, in the quantity and quality of materials gathered as well as the monitoring the physical implications of festival events. As part of a Creative Carbon Scotland Case Study in 2011, 12 tonnes of unused print were collected. Through this monitoring, major Fringe venues were able to reduce print runs for the following year. We anticipate this year’s Re-use and Recycle Days to be equally successful and informative.

The Fringe Re-use and Recycle Days took place 25-26 August from 11am-4pm