
‘I have never seen anything like this before’.
‘Really beautiful and worth seeing even in the freezing cold’.
‘A really good show’.
‘Bristol needs to do more of this type of humorous large scale event - especially linked as this was to city’s wonderful creative industries’.
Just some of the feedback gathered by The Evening Post and on this site on Light Up Bristol so far. Leave your feedback here.
More photos at the LUB 07 Flickr group.
December 19th, 2007 | News | No Comments »

Both ITV West and Points West televised the launch of Light Up Bristol 2007 live tonight. More photos at the LUB 07 Flickr group.
Photo by James Burniston Photography
www.jamesburniston.com
December 18th, 2007 | News | No Comments »

The stage is built, the projectors are in and the sound is ready. After a very cold weekend and some long hours, this image gives a sneak preview of what is in store, as the projectors are tested with Mcfaul’s LUB07 piece. See you on College Green.
December 16th, 2007 | News | 1 Comment »
… and today is the deadline for the 14 Light Up Bristol pieces created by the distinguished list of film makers and designers to the right of this post. From shadow puppetry to flash animation, we have a huge range of techniques, styles and themes and we are getting very excited.
December 5th, 2007 | Tags: lightupbristol | News | No Comments »

The Creative Review blog features Light Up Bristol work in progress today. Check out the initial designs at http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/light-up-bristol/
November 16th, 2007 | Tags: creative review | designs | press | News | 1 Comment »
Independent local brewery Bath Ales join Watershed cafe bar this year to serve up warming festive brews on College Green for Light Up Bristol. From mince pies and chestnuts to locally brewed beer and mulled wine, you will be able to grab your favorite winter tipple and relax in front of the spectacular show.
November 14th, 2007 | News | 2 Comments »
Light Up Bristol will create an extra special winter wonderland on College Green this year, by launching every evening with a blizzard. The snow, which is being provided by Snow Business, worldwide experts in snow to the film industry (film credits include Harry Potter, James Bond, and Notting Hill) will launch with a flurry and gently fall throughout the evening to guarantee Bristol a white Christmas this year.
October 29th, 2007 | News | 1 Comment »