Digital Content Category

Meet the Longlist for the Digital Content category! 

About Digital Content  

This category recognises the innovative use of digital technology to create and distribute creative and cultural content. Entries should demonstrate how digital content has had a positive impact on your audiences. Entries could include but are not limited to: videos, podcasts, interactive or immersive content, online exhibitions, or multimedia storytelling.  

The Longlist

  • Mutiny Projects – Reveal Hull  
  • Melanie Wilson – Dreaming Species 
  • Louise Orwin & Co – FAMEHUNGRY – a truly hybrid theatrical experience 
  • Royal Armouries – Royal Armouries TikTok Launch 
  • Powerhouse – Mappa Mundi 
  • Manchester Jewish Museum – Engaging collection videos 
  • The Fitzwilliam Museum – Fitzwilliam Museum x Jake Wood: Paris 1924 
  • The Old Market Charitable Trust – IN THE BOX 
  • Cardboard Citizens – Cardboard Citizens: More Than One Story 
  • London Museum – London Museum’s new website – using AI to power content relationships between stories and objects 
  • Rambert – Rambert Plus 
  • Daryl & Co – Look Mum, Let’s Talk About Disability 
  • Metro Boulot Dodo – Steel Town Tales 

Our Judges are busy scoring your brilliant entries and the Shortlist will be announced in early February. 

Who will Judge this category?  

This category will be judged by Megan Jones, Digital Content Manager at National Museums Scotland.

More questions? Read our FAQs or get in touch with us on [email protected]  

Meet the 2023 Winner

Dante or Die – Odds On – an interactive short film about online gambling

Odds On is an interactive short that fuses narrative, gameplay, and animation and which was created in collaboration with people with lived experience of gambling harm across the UK. Dante or Die built interactivity and accessibility into every step of the production, bringing together theatre makers, technologists, web developers and animators to create an impactful immersive experience. Copy about the Winners & winning project. 

Read the Dante or Die case study

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Judges

Megan Jones
Digital Content Manager, National Museums Scotland

Megan Jones has led on the strategic development and delivery of digital content for a range of museum and heritage organisations, including in her current position as Digital Content Manager for National Museums Scotland.

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