Bint Jbeil (NTS Workshop, 2008) - names of the dead

A swirling text cloud of the names of those killed in the Lebanese town of Bint Jbeil.

Bint Jbeil (NTS Workshop, 2008) - set and surtitles

The show was set in a house hit by a rocket during the summer war of 2006 in the Lebanese town of Bint Jbeil. As the show was in Arabic, we projected English surtitles onto a roof beam.

One Giant Leap (Wee Stories, 2009) - circumference

One Giant Leap told the story of science from ancient times up to the moon landings in 1969. The set comprised a large blackboard, onto which effects and chalk animations were projected.

One Giant Leap (Wee Stories, 2009) - earth

One scene in the show imagined how long it would take to travel the solar system in a jumbo jet. An air stewardess guides us past the planets encountered during the 750 year journey.

One Giant Leap (Wee Stories, 2009) - stick man

In ancient times, Eratosthenes ("stick man") calculated the circumference of the Earth using two sticks and simple trigonometry. It seems only fitting to commemorate his ingenuity with jaunty chalk animations.

Promises Promises (Random Accomplice, 2010) - Rosie

Rosie, a schoolgirl central to the plot of this show, was projected as a shimmering red figure.

Promises Promises (Random Accomplice, 2010) - footsteps reference

Rosie's footsteps appear one by one as red shapes on the floor.

Promises Promises (Random Accomplice, 2010) - I see the marks

Rosie climbs onto the toilet to silently confide in Miss Brodie. (Photo by Niall Walker)

Promises Promises (Random Accomplice, 2010) - Rosie reference shot

Rosie appears in the classroom.

Promises Promises (Random Accomplice, 2010) - Rosie

Rosie appears. (Photo by Niall Walker)

The Borrowers (Theatre by the Lake, 2007) - shoe

Act 2 of The "Borrowers" opened to a bare stage with a back wall showing projected scenery. As the Borrowers fled into the dangerous outdoors such hazards as crows and mice appeared on the screen to threaten them, until they found safety in an abandoned boot.

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - europe

Reference shot of one of the map projections in the show.

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - Podhacje tailors

Matthew Zajac, with his father Mateusz projected onto the wall of clothes behind him. The projected picture shows Mateusz as one face in a crowd of tailors in the Polish town of Podhacje in the 1930s, before the war changed everything.

(Photo by Tim Morozzo)

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - poem

Reference shot of a projected poem read in Polish in "The Tailor of Inverness."

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - Scotland

Maps and other detailed images projected onto the wall of clothes had to be carefully chosen to be readable over the slightly bumpy surface of the wall.

(Photo by Tim Morozzo)

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - Soviet uniforms

Matthew describes being given a photograph of his father, and noticing that in it he is wearing a Soviet uniform.

(Photo by Tim Morozzo)

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - Tarnopol station

The Tailor of Inverness (Dogstar, 2008) - wartime

Transform: Dumfries (NTS, 2009) - band

The National Theatre of Scotland's Transform: Dumfries project culminated in the performance of a show entitled "Do A Dance No-one Can See You Do And Put It In A Little Bag". The venue was a very cold disused bus-garage hidden away in the town.

Here a local band strike up as images of Dumfries are projected on the wall behind them, and later onto another wall and the van to their left.

Transform: Dumfries (NTS, 2009) - Loreburne tango flashmob 1

A local tango society danced in a flashmob in the nearby Loreburn shopping centre, and they re-enacted this during the show as images of the event, and the bemused shoppers, were projected around them.