Meet the digital creatives behind Like There’s No Tomorrow

Craig Bush – Editor & Director of Photography

A love of arts and culture has always been at the centre of Craig’s work. Since Graduating in 2007 with a BA Theatre Studies from Lancaster University, Craig has worked as a professional in video production.

He has used his understanding of the cultural sectors to the benefit of his clients and developed a reputation for his knowledge of the requirements of cultural organisations and working with artists.

Craig has worked as a consultant and trainer, being hired by the BBC Academy to be a lecturer on short form content. He has also worked with The Space to train staff and consulted on content development with organisations such as The National Portrait Gallery, Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust and BBC New Creatives.

You can find more about Craig’s work here.

Gemma Foy – Animator

Gemma Foy is the Creative director of Let’s Animate, an organisation that creates animated digital content for an array of clients, working closely with galleries, theatres and community groups, producing explainer videos, teaching aids and digital ways of telling stories.

Alongside digital content commissions Gemma also facilitates animation workshops, courses, clubs and even birthday parties – helping everyone to tell their own animated stories.

She has worked on projects for multiple broadcast animation companies including Ragdoll Productions, and is one of the creators of the Teletubbies and In The Night Garden. She has worked in schools and art galleries, as well as community-based projects and app development.

Gemma’s studio, Let’s Animate is based at Fargo Village Coventry, find the giant robot and head up the stairs to the right.  

You can find out more about Gemma’s work here.

Cristof R Davis – Composer

Chris Davis is an award nominated music composer from the West Midlands who has written extensively for film (features, documentaries and shorts), television, stage, radio and games alongside instrumental and choral commissions.

His work has been broadcast in the UK (BBC Radio 3, BBC 6 Music, BBC WM and television) and abroad, and is included in several BBC Sounds Music Mixes.

Chris studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester and also works as a session musician (playing drums, percussion and keyboards) and musical director.

He is really excited to work in an innovative way with the Like There’s No Tomorrow team to create a musical score and soundscape to enhance the beauty of this important piece of theatre.

You can find out more about Chris’ work here.

Like There’s No Tomorrow will be available to digitally stream from Weds 19 May – Sun 13 June.

Tickets are free but donations are gratefully welcomed. Book your ticket here.