Perfect renders look fake. Kwame breaks down the imperfections he adds on purpose: dust, a misaligned tile, a lens that breathes, and how he decides how many is too many.
[02] WHO’S SPEAKING
About the speaker
Every speaker stays for the break after their talk. Find them by the coffee in Hall B.
[03] HOW A SESSION RUNS
Thirty minutes, one question
The format is the same in every room, so you always know when to move.
00:00
Doors close
Doors close when the talk starts. Late arrivals wait for the first slide change.
00:30
One question
The host picks one question from cards collected in the room. Write yours on the card on your seat.
00:40
Change rooms
Ten minutes to move. Recordings of every talk in the two halls follow three weeks later.
[04] ALSO ON THE PROGRAMME
More sessions
The full day, in order. Tap any session to open its page.
08:30
09:30
Break
Doors, coffee and badges
Oddfield team
Main Hall
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09:30
09:40
Talk
Opening words
Oddfield team
Main Hall
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09:40
10:10
Talk
Lighting a face for a five-inch screen
Ilse Varga
Main Hall
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10:20
10:50
Talk
A typeface that knows it lives on a watch
Tomas Holt
Hall B
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11:00
11:30
Talk
Album art after the album
Amara Oyelaran
Main Hall
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11:40
12:10
Talk
Building a room the camera only sees once
Rufus Brennan
The Loft
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[05] TICKETS
Hear it in the room
Recordings come later. The question from the floor, the coffee after and the press in The Loft don’t.
[13] ONE EMAIL, WHEN THE PROGRAMME PRINTS
Hear about speakers before the posters go up
Four emails a year: the first names, the full programme, the workshops and the week before the doors open. Nothing else.