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Onedotzero festival brings pioneering digital animation to London

Emily Jupp

Tuesday 22 November 2011 18:11 GMT

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The onedotzero festival will take over London's BFI Southbank this week to showcase new works by emerging artists. In its 15th year, the festival is a celebration of the possibilities of digital animation.

The festival includes one-off live audio-visual performances, club nights and film screenings. Click the picture gallery (above) to view some of the highlights.

onedotzero_adventures in motion 2011 preview from onedotzero on Vimeo.

The festival runs from 23-27 November at BFI Southbank. For more information on the festival, visit www.onedotzero.com or www.bfi.org.uk/onedotzero

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Onedotzero festival brings pioneering digital animation to London