LYT Productions, directed by Phil Rose, are currently working on the Tide Mills Project, a major creative heritage enterprise. It is backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Arts Council England, and the South Downs National Park. Highly regarded professional artists, designers, sculptors, poets, musicians and writers are collaborating with LYT Productions and the local community to bring Tide Mills back to life. This work will culminate in a celebratory week next September. The event will be free, accessible - and open for everybody to take part. 

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Although a quiet wildlife sanctuary now, Tide Mills was once a hive of industry. Ruins of an old village, mill and hospital are still visible and one can imagine past lives, before it was deserted. Stables for retired racehorses were once on the site, as was an early radio station and a seaplane station.

The Secret Garden, a registered UK charity, run by the Antony Dale Trust, is a unique facility for Brighton & Hove. It is the only garden of its type in the city, and the only place where major outdoor works of sculpture can be shown in a secure setting.​ It is a ‘secret' because it is a delightful walled garden hidden from view, in the midst of suburban Kemp Town. 

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ProjectSpotter manage the Secret Garden Kemp Town's publicity and profile raising campaigns year-round, and project managed William Pye: Sculpting with Water, their major sculpture exhibition for 2019. They are currently working in the same role on the upcoming exhibition In Nature, which will open to the public in April 2021.

The Gabo Trust supports and promotes the conservation of modern and contemporary sculpture, internationally, through grants to professional conservators, post-graduate students of sculpture conservation, museums, galleries and other public collections. The Trust is governed by a small board of trustees, made up of the UK’s leading sculpture conservators, curators and Gabo family members.

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ProjectSpotter are the Secretary for the Gabo Trust, manage the administration of their grant-giving, run the charity's twitter account and write and design their regular Mailchimp newsletters.

Founded in 1940, Halas & Batchelor Cartoons was the largest and most influential animation studio in Western Europe for over 50 years. In that time, they made over 2,000 films and earned an international reputation for fine animation, extending the medium to explain complex ideas with clarity and humour.

 

The Halas & Batchelor Collection exists to preserve and promote an extraordinary body of work that reflects the social and style changes of half a century. 

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ProjectSpotter were delighted to assist with the design and launch of the
Halas & Batchelor Collection's new website, and to provide ongoing
social media management.

‘Inspired by videogames’, A Profound Waste of Time (APWOT) is editorially discerning and beautifully designed and plays host to a rich variety of voices from inside and outside the games industry, interwoven with stunning imagery from leading illustrators and artists. The magazine, edited by Caspian Whistler, doesn’t aim to compete with online game review websites and communities, instead it serves to celebrate gaming culture and discussion. The magazine was recently shortlisted for two Stack Awards and was commended in the ‘Use of Illustration’ category. 

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ProjectSpotter ran a press and media campaign for issue 1 of APWOT, and assisted with social media content for the APWOT accounts in the run up to Christmas. in November and December 2019, ProjectSpotter ran a publicity campaign for the APWOT issue 2 Kickstarter.

We have worked with Edna Murdoch, an experienced coach, coach supervisor, stress management consultant, workshop leader and author. Edna has special interest and expertise in working with clients in the mid-life transition and with those moving towards retirement. In 2001 she pioneered the first Supervision-on-Call Service for coaches in the UK and she is a Founder and Director of The Coaching Supervision Academy.

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ProjectSpotter assist with CSA's social media content across LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, internationally.

Unravelled is an arts programme run by Polly Harknett and Caitlin Heffernan which celebrates innovation in the arts by offering exhibition opportunities in spaces where artists can explore how arts can evoke histories, stories and a sense of place.

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ProjectSpotter were delighted to run the press publicity campaign for the 2021 season of 'Unravelling the Wetlands', at the London Wetlands centre.