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Weds 13 May, 2026

Brand Hack Workshop

Lever Street

'In a world where brands are blurring together, we’re creating a space to push strategic thinking, design, and art direction beyond the usual limits. We love instinct, speed, and experimentation. We don’t love marketing guardrails, Pinterest, or “that’s not on brief’ - Andrew Foxall

This workshop with London based Lever Street is for anyone shaping brand worlds: strategists, designers, photographers, filmmakers, artists, writers, PR, stylists, producers, and hybrids of all kinds. Each workshop participant will leave with sharper creative tools, new ways to stand out, and a network of future collaborators who think as boldly as you do.

Participants should bring any tools that you use or want to introduce in your practice (camera equipment, laptops, charcoal, spray paint, objects, books, etc.)

These half-day workshops will take place on Wednesday 13th May at x+why in Unity Place.

Please book either the morning or afternoon session and arrive 15-30 minutes prior to the session time.

Refreshments will be included.

Session 1: 9:00–13:00
Session 2: 14:00–18:00

About Lever Street

Emotional Lab Workshop

Studio Dumbar

A hands-on motion workshop where we explore how movement can express emotions and experiences that aren’t visible in static form. Starting with simple exercises, we’ll move into experimentation, translating emotions through behaviour and rhythm using motion principles.

No strict tools, use whatever fits your idea, from After Effects to Stop-motion.

What to expect:

Learn core motion principles in a simple way
Understand movement from a human perspective
Explore abstraction through motion experimentation
09:30–17:30
Open to all levels
Refreshments will be included
This full-day workshop will take place on Wednesday 13th May at x+why in Unity Place.
Please arrive 15-30 minutes prior to the session start time.

Note: This workshop focuses on motion thinking, not on learning specific software (e.g. After Effects).