02 March 2010 The Lost Book nominated for a BAFTA Scotland New Talent Award (Interactive category). The award ceremony is on 19 March.   01 February 2010 The Carry a Poem campaign launches - our animated trailer can be seen at libraries, on the BBC Big Screen in Edinburgh's Festival Square, on buses and on YouTube.   07 January 2010 Carry a Poem teaser trailer goes live online and in Edinburgh Central Library - watch it on YouTube.   26 November 2009 Binary Fable commissioned by the Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust to produce an animated trailer for their 2009 reading campaign Carry a Poem.   19 October 2009 The Lost Book nominated for a BAFTA Scotland Award in the Interactive category (see the full list of nominations). The award ceremony is on 08 November.   16-20 September 2009 About Here: Culross Abbey screening at the 2009 Historic Glasgow Event on the 16th and before Visual Statement’s contemporary ballet St Theneu on the 19th and 20th. Both events are part of Doors Open Week.   04 August 2009 Adam Brewster interviewed by Ginger Gorman of ABC Radio, Australia as part of a programme on the theme of lost books.   24 July 2009 The Lost Book episode 6 launched. All the loose ends are tied up and our heroes finally get an evening off!   23/28 July 2009 Helen Jackson gets a mention in the Evening News two weeks running: "Getting animated over capital's talent" and "High 5".   21 July 2009 The Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Binary Fable announced the winners of The Lost Book soundtrack competition - judged by composers Mick Cooke (of Belle and Sebastian) and Alexis Bennett.   04 July 2009 Helen Jackson plus Kirsten Hunter from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra give a presentation about The Lost Book at the BookCrossing UK UnConvention in Edinburgh.   03 July 2009 Binary Fable and Front Page Design shortlisted for the Arts & Business Scotland Small Business Award 2009 for The Lost Book project. The awards will be announced on 01 October 2009 at a ceremony in Edinburgh.   19 June 2009 The Lost Book episode 5 launched. There's a dramatic rescue and a family reunion.   15 May 2009 The Lost Book episode 4 launched. The chase takes Aileen to Christchurch, New Zealand, where she's in the line of fire.   14 April 2009 Watson the Dog, canine co-star of The Lost Book, joins Twitter: follow Watson.   09 April 2009 The Lost Book episode 3 launched. Things are getting exciting, with our hero Aileen chasing a book assassin.   02 April 2009 We announced the winner of The Lost Book cupcake competition - the winning cupcake will be included in episode 3 of the web series. This project has everything - animation, stories, books and cake!   26-27 March 2009 The third Edinburgh International Film Audiences Conference took place at Edinburgh’s Filmhouse cinema - Helen Jackson of Binary Fable was part of the organising committee.   06 March 2009 The Lost Book episode 2 launched. Discussion about the plot for episode 3 is already well underway.   02 February 2009 Helen Jackson interviewed about The Lost Book on BBC Radio Scotland's The Book Cafe. Other coverage in "Book with a difference..." in The Herald and "Lost Book turns up..." in the Evening News   30 January 2009 The Lost Book episode 1 launched - with lots of ways of getting involved!   23 December 2008 The Lost Book website launched - visit, explore, and get involved!   08 December 2008 Summary of press coverage of our Mobifest win posted on the Binary Fable blog.   21 November 2008 "About Here: Culross Abbey" wins Best Animation at Mobifest Toronto 2008 film festival.   03 November 2008 "About Here" films (both Drummond Hill and Culross Abbey) selected as finalists for Mobifest Toronto 2008 film festival.   01 October 2008 The Lost World Read 2009, Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust’s reading campaign, is announced. Binary Fable’s "The Lost Book" is a partner project to The Lost World Read 2009 and will be launched in January 2009.   13 September 2008 Binary Fable’s new project "The Lost Book" shortlisted for an Alt-w award and offered funding in kind through New Media Scotland.   29 August 2008 "About Here" featured in Tourism Innovation Group Technology Times.   26 June 2008 Binary Fable on panel for the Edinburgh International Film Festival industry event Mobile content - new forms, platforms and opportunities for filmmakers.   31 May 2008 "About Here" final delivery completed.   28 March 2008 First stage delivery for "About Here" completed - scripts, storyboards, character design and background design.   15 February 2008 Binary Fable: the blog goes live.   22 January 2008 "About Here" secures Pocket Shorts funding.   11 January 2008 Binary Fable’s project "About Here" shortlisted for Pocket Shorts Scotland.