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LIVE PROJECT: Routes & Roots Into-Bodmin


  

What is Routes & Roots? 

The project aims to create an audio map of Bodmin relating to the following themes: 

  1. The Routes & journeys people took, throughout History, to get to Bodmin 

  1. Where they have emigrated in the UK and all over the world 

  1. The ancestorial Roots of people who live in Bodmin today 


The map is an interactive sound map of Bodmin. It uses GPS technology to locate recordings, on the map,  either in relation to where they were recorded or in relation to their subject matter. Using the Routes & Roots App on a smart phone the recordings will play if you enter an area were a recording has been GPS tagged to.  

It can also be interacted with on the internet or viewed in the Bodmaxx Space on 81b Fore St. 

 

A key  objective of the project is for the map to be co created by the people of Bodmin. It will begin to evolve over the next year. People can participate in the following ways: 

  • By creating  their own audio recordings related to the projects  

  • By  creating their own audio tours of Bodmin . These could be  in relation to a lived experience of Bodmin or a subject area of interest.  

 

Design Brief: 

  1. To create some design assets for promotional material. These need to visually communicate the following 

  1. The key 3 project themes ( see above) 

  1. The key objective of inviting people to participate. 

  1. Using these visual assets to design the following 

  1.  A postcard ( there will be copy provided for the back) 

  1. An A3 poster  


 

Deadlines: 

  • 20th of September for Rough mock up 

  • 27th of September for Design of Postcard and Poster  


 

Name of Organisation: IntoBodmin 




 

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