IMPATV is a video and stage production project founded by Jamie Robinson and Isadora Darke at Islington Mill. As well as working on their own projects such as World Zero, they have collaborated with over 200 artists, creating music videos, visuals, live recordings and immersive installations across the realms of DIY, experimental and underground culture.

IMPATV have worked with various venues, festivals and institutions including The Camden Arts Centre, The Lowry, HOME, De La Warr Pavillion, Cambridge Junction, Supersonic Festival,  Milton Keynes Gallery,  The John Rylands Library, KARST, FUSE, Cube Microplex, The Invisible Wind Factory, Supernormal Festival, Fat Out Fest, Sounds From The Other City Festival and Woodland Gathering.

IMPATV is a Community Interest Company and have received funding from ACE, Esmee Fairbairn, Daiwa Foundation, Sasakawa Foundation and The Beautiful Ideas Company.

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