12 Jul 26

Creative Production in Filmmaking with David Liddell & Daniel Moss

Name: Creative Production in Filmmaking with David Liddell & Daniel Moss
Start: 2026-07-12T15:00:00+01:00

We’re delighted to host cinematographer David Liddell and Daniel Moss, Lecturer in Future Media Production at SODA, Manchester Metropolitan University, for an in-conversation event exploring the relationship between production processes and storytelling.

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David Liddell joins us to discuss his long-term collaboration with artist Rachel Maclean and the creative possibilities of green screen technology. David collaborated with Rachel on her latest project, They’ve Got Your Eyes, a multi-channel film work created using green screen and AI models trained on her own image and artistic archive.

Daniel specialises in virtual production and teaching with Unreal Engine. Together, David and Daniel will consider how emerging technologies are transforming filmmaking processes and expanding the possibilities of storytelling.

The pair will explore the evolution of production techniques, from green screen to virtual production, and the potential of AI, using Rachel Maclean’s latest project as a key point of discussion. They'll examine how production methods shape storytelling, and how narrative can influence production choices. The conversation will also look ahead to the future of film production and storytelling in an era of rapidly evolving technologies.

Visit They’ve Got Your Eyes at FACT until Sunday 16 August. Find out more →

Rachel Maclean, They’ve Got Your Eyes (2026). Installation view at FACT Liverpool. Photography by Rob Battersby

Rachel Maclean, They’ve Got Your Eyes (2026). Film Still. Courtesy of the artist

Exhibition

Rachel Maclean: They've Got Your Eyes

20 Mar 26 — 16 Aug 26

FACT

Don’t miss this major new exhibition by Scottish artist Rachel Maclean, a playful, mesmerising and unsettling world that invites us to question the technologies that mirror us back and who is really shaping creativity in an age of machines.