Light Shows on Historic Buildings: How Heritage Projection Mapping Is Done Properly
A light show on a historic building is made with projection mapping. Video and sound are projected onto the front of a heritage building, and the images are fitted to its real doors, windows, arches and carvings, so the architecture seems to perform instead of acting as a screen. These historic building projections can turn […]
Projection Mapping Services: Light and Sound Projections for Buildings, Monuments and More
Bringing Buildings and Spaces to Life Through Projection Projection has the ability to completely transform the way we experience a building, monument, landscape or event space. At The Projection Studio, we offer large-scale light and sound projection mapping services using video projection, 3D mapping and original audio. From historic buildings and monuments to ships, cars […]
The Cinema Museum: Help Secure the Future of Britain’s Cinema History
For more than 40 years, the Cinema Museum has been preserving the history, heritage and experience of cinema. Now, the London museum is facing a crucial moment in its history – and is asking the public for help to secure its permanent home. The Cinema Museum is raising £500,000 to purchase its historic premises, with […]
Christmas Projection Mapping: Turning Winter Events into Unforgettable Celebrations
There’s a reason more councils, retailers, venues and event organisers are turning to Christmas projection mapping to mark the festive season. A well-designed light and sound show does more than decorate a building, it turns a high street, a historic façade or a shopping centre into a genuine destination, pulling in visitors, extending footfall and […]
What is Projection Mapping?
Projection mapping is an innovative audiovisual technology that transforms ordinary objects, buildings and stages into extraordinary visual experiences. Unlike traditional projection, where images are displayed on a flat screen, projection mapping uses specialist software to accurately project digital content onto three-dimensional surfaces. As a result, almost any object can become a moving canvas, creating stunning […]
Ross Ashton & Karen Monid: Pioneers of Light, Sound and Projection Mapping
When it comes to creating unforgettable projection mapping experiences, few creative partnerships have had as much impact on the industry as Ross Ashton and Karen Monid, the driving force behind The Projection Studio. For decades, the duo have been pushing the boundaries of what is possible with light, sound and large-scale projection, transforming historic buildings, […]
Without a Voice, They Speak — Exploring the Hidden Science of Illuminated Manuscripts
We’re delighted to announce that The Projection Studio has been awarded a Scientists in Congregations grant through ECLAS (Equipping Christian Leadership in an Age of Science) for our new project, Without a Voice, They Speak. Developed in partnership with Durham City Methodists and Durham University, this new arts-and-science initiative will build on the collaborative work […]
Summer Is Here…But Now Is the Perfect Time to Start Planning Your Winter Event
While summer events are in full swing, many businesses, councils, venues, and event organisers are already looking ahead to winter. The most memorable festive experiences are rarely planned at the last minute. In fact, the best winter projection mapping events often begin months in advance. At The Projection Studio, we work with clients across the […]
IBSIC 2026: Image Beyond the Screen – A Standout Event for Projection Mapping
From Thursday 9th to Saturday 11th April 2026, the global projection mapping community came together for one of the most anticipated events in the calendar, IBSIC – Image Beyond the Screen International Conference. As a team deeply embedded in the world of immersive visual experiences, The Projection Studio was proud to attend and be part […]
Victorian Speed of Life: Karen Monid published by Cambridge University
Karen Monid of The Projection Studio has been published in the ‘Public Humanities Journal’ published by the University of Cambridge. The journal prides itself on asking “big questions and pursues bold answers that combine rigorous peer-reviewed research with accessible writing.” Karen’s peer-reviewed paper recognises decades of collaboration between The Projection Studio and leading universities, and […]