At TMW Unlimited, one of our core agency values is Stay Curious. That means we actively seek out the new and the unusual, finding inspiration everywhere in the world around us.
There’s no better place to uncover what might be about to shape change than SXSW, the world’s largest knowledge sharing festival. That’s why we’re sending our strategy team to Austin, Texas: to get to grips with the cutting edge in tech, social media, politics and anything that might be key to determining our future.
When they return, they’ll be sharing their findings, and analysing what that could mean for people, brands and society.
What exactly will that include? Well, it’s too soon to say. Last year, we heard about everything from the reality of NFTs and freedom of speech, to the rise of sex tech and whether eating insects might be key to a sustainable future.
Expect to hear the weird, the wonderful, the terrifying, and the optimistic – all wrapped into one event. Plus some drinks and nibbles too.
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Skills Bootcamp in Virtual Production with Sony VENICE 2
9am
-9pm
Training will take place at The Sheds and in other University of Bristol spaces
Bootcamp
Check out details of the brand new WECA funded Skills Bootcamp in Virtual Production with Sony VENICE 2
Bristol Girl Talks
6pm
-8pm
The Square
Talk
You Get What You Get 13.0 | AI | Marketing | Tech | Creative
6pm
-8pm
The Square Club, 15 Berkeley Square, Bristol, BS8 1HB
Networking
Set in the haunted heart of Bristol, YGWYG 13.0 promises to serve up a spine-chilling fusion of AI, marketing, art, and the latest in creative technology. Prepare yourself for a whirlwind journey through pioneering strategies, innovative ideas, and transformative tech that’ll make your creativity come alive from beyond the grave.
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