UTV Platform – Interact-in.place

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UTV has recently developed a cloud based interactive screen platform which is being adopted by all the screens in our network titled INTERACT. Interact-in.place is a technical platform that enables interactivity - http://www.interact-in.place/ It is essentially a messaging tool for...
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Digital Publics (From 2015)

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UTV has developed and produced a series of symposia under the banner of “Digital Publics”, we are currently in development for the 4th one in this series. The first one was held under a different brand, called x-communicate, in conjunction...
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Artist in Residence – Georgie Pinn

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In 2018 UTV embarked on an artist in residence program with Georgie Pinn, in collaboration with Bunjil Place and City of Greater Dandenong. The residency explored how artists can use Interact.in-place (www.interact-in.place) to interact with public audiences, this residency was...
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One Planet Event

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In September 2014 we launched ‘One Planet’ – a public forum on the environment in partnership with The Wilderness Society. The event featured an interactive panel discussion on 'Sustainability' connecting The Concourse live to screens and audiences at Fed Square,...
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USM08 Conference and Exhibition

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UTV conceived and produced Urban Screens Melbourne 08, the third international Urban Screens conference and exhibition and the first to be held in the Asia Pacific region. We were responsible for all aspects of its groundbreaking multimedia exhibition which comprised...
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Arts Project – Gustav Holst’s – The Planets

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Urban Screen Productions, in conjunction with The Concourse, Willoughby Council and the Willoughby Symphony successfully collaborated on the development of an exciting arts project. Funding was secured to produce an artistic interpretation of the seminal orchestral suite - 'The Planets'...
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Retro MAME Gaming Console

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We have recently built and installed retro gaming consoles at two of our screen sties. Both Liverpool City Council and Bunjil Place enjoy the use of the consoles which they can roll out for events, as an interactive piece prior...
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