This special Art of Possible session explores how the Glasgow City Region is positioning itself as the UK’s 3D content creation capital. With dynamic industry–academic partnerships, world-class studios, ambitious start-ups and global investors choosing Glasgow, the region is blending creative heritage with cutting-edge capability to compete on a world-stage.

From film, television and gaming to immersive technologies, simulation and virtual production, the panel will explore the tools, talent and infrastructure driving Glasgow’s next creative chapter — and the commercial opportunities accelerating its growth.

From screen to simulation, from analogue roots to augmented realities, discover how Glasgow is transforming creativity into high-growth innovation — and shaping the future of content creation.

What to Expect?
🎤 Lightning Talks – Insights from industry pioneers.
💬 Panel Discussion & Q&A – Expert discussion on industry trends, challenges & opportunities — ask your questions during registration or live.

Why Attend?
🤝 Network with leading creatives, producers, technologists and investors shaping the future of 3D content.
👍 Connect with Glasgow’s growing digital creative industries and tech ecosystem.
🎙️ Gain insights from experts driving innovation in 3D, XR, simulation and digital storytelling.
🚀 Discover the technologies and talent positioning Glasgow at the forefront of creative tech.

Who is Speaking?

• 🎤 Dr Stephen Breslin – Chief Executive, Glasgow Science Centre (Host)
• 🎤 Professor Pauline Mackay – Professor of Robert Burns Studies and Cultural Heritage; Co-Director, Realities & Immersion Glasgow, University of Glasgow (Chair)
• 🎤 Pauline McCloy-Turtle – Creative Director of SUUM Studio
• 🎤 Professor Neil McDonnell – Professor of Philosophy and XR Technology, University of Glasgow
• 🎤 Douglas Liddle – Curriculum Head of Games and 3D Computer Animation, City of Glasgow College

About Art of Possible
Now in its 9th year, this award-winning series connects innovators, creatives, and industry leaders to explore how unexpected tech collaborations drive new ideas and solutions. It’s also an official primer for Scotland’s CAN DO Innovation Summit.