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  • National Youth Orchestras of Scotland digitally transform!

    National Youth Orchestras of Scotland digitally transform!

    Back in early 2014 The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland (NYOS) wanted to develop their organisation digitally. Their goals at the outset were not set in stone but they knew roughly what they wanted to achieve, working with Hannah Rudman to get there. Our initial ideas were to design, develop and implement a new robust, future-proof database,…

  • Music Plus Project Cuts Carbon

    Music Plus Project Cuts Carbon

    Music Plus piloted an innovative project to look at ways of cutting carbon emissions through online distance learning.

  • Applied Arts Scotland: Sustainable AmbITions

    Applied Arts Scotland: Sustainable AmbITions

    Applied Arts Scotland (AAS) is a membership organisation which supports the professional development of Scottish applied artists.  AAS is going through fundamental change in the way it delivers its services and received Make:IT:Happen funds to take the opportunity to rethink communication and administration systems in order to be efficient and environmentally responsible. Please read more below on our Sustainable…

  • Paragon Music report on their digital developments

    Paragon Music report on their digital developments

    Paragon Music in Scotland is using rich media to bolster the new website www.paragon-music.org and social media including Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Vimeo in order to drive participation and audience engagement.

  • Cinema City: history brought to life with digital development

    Cinema City: history brought to life with digital development

    Glasgow Film, comprising Glasgow Film Theatre and Glasgow Film Festival, is the west of Scotland’s leading independent cultural cinema.Glasgow Film’s Cinema City project connects visitors and residents to the fascinating cinema heritage of the city. Back in the cinema-going heyday of the 1930s, Glasgow had more cinemas per head than anywhere else in the world,…

  • Science on screen

    Science on screen

    The Edinburgh International Science Festival received money from Ambition Scotland’s Digital Content Development Fund to help us expand our content capture and establish an effective distribution strategy. As an annual Festival, we face challenges around how best to showcase our work, keep people engaged year round and deliver wider benefits for our sponsors and stakeholders.…