Krishna Stott Email & Phone Number

Manchester, United Kingdom

Bellyfeel helps clients create compelling interactive story experiences that inspire, educate, and entertain audiences on all platforms and networks. (Growing their audience and increasing their ROI.)---Bellyfeel was set up in Manchester by Krishna Stott in 2007.The driving force of the company has always been to connect new forms of interactive content between modern audiences, new networks and traditional organisations.In the first year of business we won 2 Webby Awards (Oscars of the internet) for our interactive multiplatform film, Crimeface and also won a competition at MIP TV Cannes to develop IPTV applications for the BBC.Following on, we picked up a variety of long term clients, successfully producing ground-breaking interactive projects and media innovations on an international and local scale.We continue to produce work at the cutting edge of media and education and now also translate our practical experience, expert knowledge and up to date intel into a series of publications, collaborations and consultancy.

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

A one-day conference about interactive stories – their creators, fans and commentators. We're all experiencing interactive stories, more every day. What happens between the hearts, minds and fingers of the modern audience and the creative minds who make these stories?And how is interactive storytelling drawing and expanding from video games, social media, advertising and leftfield artistic forms?--In this, our first year, we had 900 people sign up to the conference which featured speakers from many different areas of interactive storytelling including Bernie Su, Yoko Taro and Justin Keenan.

Uk

A bloody-minded look at innovations in modern media and audience culture.Free weekly emails – every Sunday at 6pm!Why?Because interactive storytelling is important… because big media is screwed… and because life in the echo chamber is too safe for comfort…Join Bored By The Algorithm for…• Finding a way out of the social media echo chambers• Making great stories despite big media (old and new)• Experimenting and finding audiences with interactive stories

Leigh, England, United Kingdom

A fan-based charity campaign that grew from zero to a mobilised audience of thousands and the eventual involvement of Malcolm Garrett MBE and Pete Shelley’s estate.The campaign aims to make a permanent memorial to Pete Shelley in his hometown of Leigh. I was responsible for digital and online strategy – defining aims and objectives, then actioning: online, ticket sales, live events, merchandise and ongoing communications.The initial stages of campaign resulted in a blue plaque going up on the wall of Pete Shelley’s old house in Leigh.I remain involved in the campaign but stood down from the committee in December 2020.

Liverpool And Manchester

I worked with Hurricane films; developing and producing interactive, digital and social projects.These projects were aspects to Hurricane's film and tv projects, as well as being native interactive and digital. I helped their clients reach a wider audience, gave that audience the best user experience possible whilst making sure that client business goals were being met or exceeded. Projects included: geo-locative apps, transmedia storyworlds, community storytelling and social media activity.

North West

I worked on behalf of Vision and Media (the North West Film and Video Agency at the time) covering all aspects of interactive media as a mentor and trainer to media professionals, trainees and graduates. During this time I mentored 25 people and trained 50 people.

Responsible for all creative output: video, web, interactive and print + general day to day running.

Responsible for move to digital of VA media archive and ongoing production for interactive E-Learning products for a variety of blue chip clients.

Stone Mason, Musician, Film Maker, Journalist and Other...

Na Hons, All Subjects

Activities and Societies: Interactive Story Prototypes13,000 hours

Education record

Secondary School