Known as Cannes’ little cousin, the festival organisers in Jersey delivered a brief with a broad scope of involving the whole island in the film festival which involved working with cutting edge technological clients to conceive and deliver a spectacular audiovisual experience that would be broadcast or experienced by the 100,000 inhabitants of Jersey as well as internationally renowned film industry representatives (in addition to BBC broadcast). This involved laser mapping and projecting custom concept video over a Napoleonic Fort to accompany a large open air concert on the bank of St. Brevailles bay, which in itself involved the products of several design and technology companies to deliver.