CREDIT WHERE CREDIT’S DUE...

Website editor:

Chris Patmore

Web developer:

Shazad Ahmed

Staff Wrangler:

Shaun Farrell

Volunteer planning and co-ordination:

Elaine Farrell

SFL lab developers:

Robert Grant, Alex Fitch, Sara Passmore

Science advisor:

Dr Rachel Armstrong

Event Co-ordinator:

Sara Passmore

Festival Assistant:

Rosie Morden

Shipping and logistics:

Dean Monahan, Media World Logistics

Festival PR:

Frazer at Frazer Nash Communications

Cinema trailer:

Transmission and Future Deluxe

Programme designed and produced by:

Workserver

T-shirts by:

Lastexittonowhere.com

Social Media:

Tom Carrington, Billy Abbott, Penfold

Main festival image:

Transmission www.thisistransmission.com

Children’s programming:

Savy-Gorman (youth projects team)

Life-in-2050 exhibition:

Transmission

In no particular order of importance we would like to thank the following organisations and individuals:

Suzanne, Lily, Saskia and Anton Lorraine Savy Nic Harper Tony Watts Marcus Gipps Dave Bradley and Future Publishing Diz and The UK Garrision of the 501st Jonathan Clements Virginie at Electric Sheep Jerome Mazandarani Thom Leaman Jonnie Bryant Almar Haflidason Marek Kukula Ian, Amy, Alastair and all at Apollo The ‘Pauls’ and Marco (101% everytime!) Trace Beaulieu and Cinematic Titanic Print Select Stuart Tolley Dave Lally Helen Mullane Vincenzo Natali Mick Garris DJ Mermaid Tom Hunter Rosie Fletcher LondonCalling.com Redbull

Blizzard Entertainment Onsight Equipment Hire Kira Harris, Letraset lastexittonowhere.com

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Play.com Future Deluxe Traffic

Hazel at Purbeck SFConcatenation.org Canon UK Tor/Pan Macmillan Attitude

Anna Ghosh Paul Stebbings Ian Whates

Magda Raczynska Marlena Lukasiak Rachel Devenport

And to all those we haven’t put on the list, all the venues, visiting filmmakers, authors, scientists and

our fantastic team of

volunteers, the festival depends on you all.

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