Creative Direction: MTV WDS Milan and Matt Pyke / Universal Everything Concept: Matt Pyke / Universal Everything Direction: Matt Pyke / Universal Everything CGI: Ark Dancers: Rachel Whaley / Jordan Massarella Audio: Simon Pyke / Freefarm

Creative Direction – MTV WDS Milan / Universal Everything Concept - Matt Pyke Co Directed - Matt Pyke / Universal Everything and Realise Studio Live action director - Jack Laurance Edited and post production - Matt Pyke / Universal Everything Dancer - Robert Gregg Location - Q-Park, Sheffield UK Audio - Simon Pyke / Freefarm

Installation film for Johnnie Walker Gold Reserve for Love Creative The choreographed piece was motion captured at Audiomotion Studios, Oxford then enhanced in post production by Universal Everything and Realise Studios. The soundtrack was then refined to match the look and feel of the final film.

Creative Direction – MTV WDS Milan / Universal Everything Directed – Matt Pyke/Universal Everything Concept - Matt Pyke / MTV WDS Milan Director of photography – Johnny Carr Character design and co direction – TADO Animation co direction – UFO LABEL Edited and styled – Matt Pyke / Universal Everything Model – Sophie Roach Studio location – Batley, UK Audio – Simon Pyke / Freefarm

Video installation at the Art HK 2011 art fair in Hong Kong, presenting the artworks made for the Deutsche Bank headquarters

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)

In collaboration with data journalist Simon Rogers, Universal Everything created an immersive data narrative experience exploring the power of big data. A 15’ x 8’ mirrored room and subtly choreographed pixel spheres echoed the LED animations, creating an endless digital landscape. Designed in code and running in real-time, the experience tells the story of the world around us through the medium of a simple US quarter. Tied into a major Microsoft product launch, the Infinity Room was installed at 3 Embarcadero Center in the heart of San Francisco's Financial District over three days. Members of the public and conference VIPs were invited to experience a powerful visualisation of the insights that can be gained through Microsoft’s new data analysis tools. Creative Director: Matt Pyke Design and Code: Mike Tucker Producer: Greg Povey Sound design: Simon Pyke Additional: Chris Perry, Renaud Futterer Commissioned by Roundhouse, Portland Roundhouse: Executive Creative Director: Joe Sundby Art Director Kyle Everett Writers: Andrew McMurchie/Simon Rogers Executive producer: Matthew Moss Project Director: Tod Visdal, Producer: Lauren Lindstrom Production: Axiom Audio Visual: Spitball Agency: Roundhouse (Portland, OR) Client: Microsoft

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)

Made by Humans (2012) 16k video loop, 36 channel Iosono surround sound Hyundai Vision Hall, South Korea Directed by www.universaleverything.com Sound by Simon Pyke Post / CGI by Realise Filmed by www.thecreatorsproject.com

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)

We were commissioned by Deutsche Bank Hong Kong to develop a multimedia wall for ever-changing video art and realtime data display. Working alongside EightFive2 on the architectural specification, creative development and hardware implementation, the project took place over a period of 10 months The videowall is situated in the foyer of Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong head office. A realtime generative videoart series was created to greet visitors with an ever-changing, unique experience everyday The huge scale of the videowall (12m x 1.5m) giving a resolution of 14,400px x 1,800 pixels, was beyond current graphic display capabilities. We developed a bespoke system of 8 x networked PCs generating realtime synchronised content Working closely with creative coders Field, we produced 8 video artworks which run continuously, reinventing themselves forever The videowall is a central focus of Deutsche Bank Hong Kong new headquarters, further enhancing the bank's reputation for supporting the arts (sponsors of Frieze art fair, ARTHK and the Deutsche Bank Guggenheim Berlin)