Digital Creative Network West

The Digital Creative Network West is back!

Finally in person!

The DCN returns representing an exciting opportunity to convene large anchor organisations, startups and academia and accelerate innovation in west London.

West London is one of the most important global clusters for creative industries with a competitive advantage of superior connectivity, major studios, international screen corporates, strong ecosystem and in-demand talent. We are seeking to promote innovation and collaboration amongst industry, academia and government to address the shared priorities of increasing the supply of skilled workers, increasing studio space, and fostering sustainability.

Join us for a series of inspirational talks from industry leaders with sector-leading expertise to serving film clients worldwide, Esports giants and more! Followed by Q&A & networking opportunities to meet like-minded creatives in the borough.

Who should come: All those who work in TV/Film, media, gaming and the wider digital creative space in West London (or close enough!) – regardless of size of organisation. If you love innovation, care about collaboration, want to solve common challenges and enjoy meeting like-minded creatives, this is the place for you.

Speakers

• Dr Matt Lewis, Sound Artist and Lecturer at the Royal College of Art
• Mei Leng Yew, Assistant Producer for the Economist
• Chris Lynham, Head of Media & Client Operations, UK & Europe at Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield
• Joanna Alpe, Chief Commercial Officer at Bild Studios
• Patrick Thursby from Machine Shop (SFX)

Programme:

17:30 – Registration

18:00 – Short talks and Q&A

18:45 - Drinks, pizza and networking

19:30 – Event ends

The Digital Creative Network Community:

The West London Boroughs (via West London Alliance), West London Business, Film London and London and Partners, are working together to promote the West London sub-region as the “Screen Capital”, a globally significant cluster recognised as a world-leader for talent, innovation and sustainability in the TV/Film industry.

West London and the surrounding environments have a competitive advantage with superior connectivity, major studios, international screen corporates, strong ecosystem and in-demand talent. While this cluster has grown organically over the years, there is now a need for collaboration amongst industry, academia and government to address the shared priorities of increasing the supply of skilled workers, increasing studio space, promoting networks, innovation and sustainability.

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Here’s a recap of the last DCN in November 2021

A BIG thanks for Huckletree White City for hosting us too!