WHAT WOULD IT TAKE TO CONVINCE YOU THAT SOMETHING WAS REAL?
10m, Silent (no audio) video (2025)
What would it take to convince you that something was real? is a short video made from found/pre-existing online footage that playfully explores the intersection of our dominant media platforms with our experiences of democracy, coercion, belief, and trust.
The video was exhibited in the street-level window of the Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival venue at 22 Bridge Street, Berwick upon Tweed, from 16 November 2025 - 16 January 2026.
Visitors were able to view the video in Berwick, from street-level, 24hrs a day.
Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
Vertical Screen Commissions imitate pervasive everyday formats, from punchy smartphone content to flashy shop window displays.
The window can be viewed from street-level 24 hours a day at 22 Bridge Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed, TD15 1AQ
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Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
An artist film labhosted by Andrew Wilson to explore the limitations of our existing media platforms whilst introducing collective alternatives.
This Film Lab was for anyone interested in working with others to develop and sustain media ecosystems with a collaborative ethos and a commitment to marginalised or unheard voices.
