The Program Initiative (Program) is a story driven, conceptual project that will be disseminated over time through a variety of media including video, print, music, live performance, viral and interactive web sites.

You can choose to enjoy one or all of these elements as you please depending on the depth at which you wish to engage with the story. The aim of the project is to tell stories, build imaginary worlds and invite everyone to experience, interact and eventually become part of these worlds.

The story goes…

"The Kepler Corporation is Earths leading specialist in space exploration, aeronautics and off world colonisation. The Program Initiative is Kepler's latest and most ambitious initiative since the installation of the KILO Moon outposts. The objective of The Program Initiative is to investigate the SEA phenomenon surrounding our Sun known informally as ‘The Anomaly."

The live music show incorporates projected video that envelops the audience in the story while the band play the soundtrack.

The Program Initiative will perform their unique show for FREE on the 21st of August at the Athenaeum Theatre, Warminster, Wiltshire and will close the first day of the UK's premier Paranormal and UFO Conference. The show will begin at 7:30pm and end at 9:00pm, just in time for the Annual Warminster UFO Sky watch at the famous Cradle Hill.

Chris Williams, organiser of Weird 10, the UK's premier UFO and Paranormal Event said 'We are very excited to have The Program Initiative live at the conference this year. Their performance will add an extra layer of interaction to our event and everyone is welcome, you don't have to attend the conference to see the band'.

The Program Initiative can be found on MySpace.
About Weird Events:
Weird Events is a not-for-profit organisation that runs an annual Weird International Conference in Wiltshire.

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Phone : 01793 484510

By SwindonUFO at 20:45 on 06/08/10

This Weird 10 weekend looks like being a big event for Warminster - will all visitors be enthusiasts from afar or are any Warminster people planning to attend? - and is anybody thinking of arranging a few local "activities" to keep up the interest?

By Victoriaco at 00:41 on 07/08/10
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Weird 10 is one of the largest national UK conferences that are around today. Because of that we do attract people from all over the UK and beyond, but it would be fantastic to see people from Warminster and the surrounding areas there too. You can buy tickets from the tourtist information shop in Warminster as well as on-line/cheque via our website.

Other events, well we have the skywatch at 9pm at Cradle Hill, which is a chance for people to meet and discuss (sensibly) the subject and a chance for us old investigators to talk about all the normal objects in the sky that are frequently mistaken for something else. We are also back on March 19th for a one day event called Weird Equinox which will see another 5 or 6 well known researchers/personalities in Warminster.

There is also another skywatch I believe on the following weekend at Cradle Hill.

See you on the 21st and 22nd
All the best,
Chris.

By SwindonUFO at 11:43 on 07/08/10
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