Byron Vincent

Feeling really hyped for 2026 and the premiere of this beautiful documentary. Created by Byron Vincent with art direction and animation from us, this deep dive into the psychogeography of Istanbul explores how its frenetic streets have a synergy with the neurodivergent brain. It is really something special, and we are looking forward to sharing some clips with you all soon. Supported by incredible unlimited and the British council

This morning we did the @ridewithgps #cuttycapchallenge on our tandem like a pair of top tier nerds. We missed out on the first couple of ninhol caps by mere minutes before finally bagging one from @condorcycles . Feeling powerful from our victory we headed to Spitalfields to flex like winners. But who should keep the cap? How do we decide? @katharine_lazenby has suggested a mixed martial arts Kumite style tournament in which we fight until one of us is incapacitated but my tiddlywinks game is absolute 🔥 lately so it could go either way.

The arts is a bin fire, but if like me you’re council estate raised and somehow carved out a career in this industry, you’ll already be used to adapting to unfamiliar roles. After the arts apocalypse it’ll just be working class artists and AI cockroaches left wandering the ruins clutching half-written funding applications and Mac projector adapters. Don’t get me wrong, I often curse being an arts freelancer. Frequently berate my younger self for not learning a trade like literally every adult in my life advised me to. But the weird thing about building a career that’s essentially a precarious house of cards made entirely out of side hustles is that some of those innumerable jobs turn out to be brilliant. When I’m not making films or writing, I run @disconeurotico . An events company that puts on art parties for people who may otherwise feel excluded from club culture. This weekend we took Disco Neurotico to @thisnewgrounduk Pivot Fest at @aspexportsmouth — a bold, joyful, boundary-pushing learning disabled arts festival. We travelled down with a tiny team: myself, @djstefmo and our outstanding Playmaker @sfre The audience were beautiful and we did our very best to match their energy. I feel very lucky to be part of events like this. It’s funny that at 51 I get to DJ in all kinds of exciting places, but I’d take something like this over a Shoreditch club night any day of the week. Events like this feel meaningful. They feel like a dialogue rather than a performance. A huge amount of that was down to Simone, who has this incredible ability to make a room feel immediately welcoming, playful and connected. Having a fantastic audience doesn’t hurt either so well done Pivot Fest for bringing your A game.  Thanks for having us and to everyone who made it happen. We had a grand old time. Thanks to @joe_watson_photography for the great photos.

We recently spent the day filming at London Museum for our new Digital Installation Commission, won with the brilliant @themightybuzzard This is phone footage from the shoot. Just a bit of BTS fun while the real work happens. Special shout out to @julianwardphoto , our Director of Photography, who absolutely smashed it out the park. Thank you for making it all look beautiful. Huge credit to our two incredible dancers, @alice_rose_gregory and @dis_swing_thing , who brought the piece to life. Thank you for your movement, grace, and trust. Special thanks to @noah_silverstone for your guidance and producer support throughout, and to @ruth_garde , producing with Curating Visibility, for keeping us on track. A big shout out to Esther as well for all your help on the day. Deep gratitude to the teams at London museum and Screen South for trusting us with this commission. We’re buzzing to bring this piece to life. More soon from Plume Films. #PlumeFilms #ByronVincent #LondonMuseum #ScreenSouth #CuratingVisibility

Here's an edit of my Q&A @thebayfilmfestival following a screening The Inbetween. Full version on TBIFF's YouTube page. Hosted by: Yoann Mylonakis Speaker: Byron Vincent Camera: Ethan Ward, Jasmine Patel-Skelding, Brandon Dalby, Opal Forrest, Matthew Tuson, Lola Hawkes, Ben Peacock Editing: Katie Hatt Thanks bundles for having me and for everyone who came along. The film is a available for tour, so hit me up. Funded by @weareunltd and @britishcouncil

Massive thanks to everyone who came out to see The Inbetween at The Bay International Film Festival. I hugely appreciated seeing so many familiar faces. It honestly meant a lot. 📸: Yan Hui Chew, Sam Carter & The Teen Media Team.

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Great Video of our premier event in Istanbul at @paribuart featuring an accessible screening of our documentary The Inbetween and a @disconeurotico after party. Funded by @britishcouncil and @weareunltd 🎥: @gorkem.raw Massive thank you to all partners, artists and collaborators: @elifsimgef @lowproflavia @alicebeetroots @nisan.berkol @sfre @elifnazongoren @durmandamla @beeeeeeegum @turkeybritishcouncil @erisilebilirhersey @binclusiveio Shout out everyone who helped out on the film and especially @elifsimgef @alicebeetroots @plumefilms @plumegraphics @mattygroves9 @paradigm_post @starry.makes @thejaseguitar @angela_yaz and Sam Wingrave Did I miss anyone? You were all amazing.

Thank you so much to everyone who came to our Istanbul screening of The In Between and the mini Disco Neurotico at @paribuart . Huge thanks to @elifnazongoren and @durmandamla for bringing it all together, and to our brilliant access partners @erisilebilirhersey and @binclusiveio for their amazing work making the event truly inclusive and accessible. Big love to the fabulous DJ @lowproflavia , and our wonderful playmakers @sfre and @nisan.berkol . The star of the show @elifsimgef I also owe a massive debt of gratitude to our incredible producer Alice Roots for holding the whole thing together — even when things got weird. Thank you to the @britishcouncil for funding the whole show, and @weareunltd for supporting the film. I know I’ve inevitably missed people — apologies if I have — but you were all amazing. And of course, the fantastic audience: we hugely appreciate you coming out and sharing the night with us. 🎥: @gorkem.raw

A film about the spaces neurodivergent people occupy - between diagnosis and identity, between fitting in and finding your own way. A new film from @themightybuzzard , The In Between, screens at @paribuart , Istanbul tomorrow. A relaxed, neurodiversity-friendly screening followed by a Q&A with the film crew and Byron Vincent's Disco Neurotico, a nightclub experience reimagined for neurodiverse people. 🔗 Link in bio to find out more. An Unlimited International Open Award 2024 commission made possible thanks to funding from @BritishArts . Image description: A poster with the title 'The Inbetween'. A birds eye view of a figure that appears to be swimming in water. Text reads: Byron Vincent presents "The In Between". Featuring Elif Simge Fettahoğlu-Özgen. Written, directed and edited by Byron Vincent. Produced by Alice Roots. Director of Photography Matty Groves. Animation and Art Direction Plume Films. Soundtrack Sam Wingrave. Underneath are the Unlimited and British Council logos. #UnlimitedOpenAwards #TheInBetween #Neurodiversity #DisabledArtists #AccessibleArts

We’re screening The In Between — my playful, slightly derailed documentary on neurodivergence featuring @elifsimgef — followed by a live Q&A, a sharp dive into accessible arts practice, and a stripped-back, perfectly formed blast of Disco Neurotico to close the night. Featuring myself @themightybuzzard @lowproflavia playmaker extraordinaires @sfre and @nisan.berkol Funded by @turkeybritishcouncil @britishcouncil @weareunltd Supported by @erisilebilirhersey @binclusiveio @paribuart Istanbul. March 10. Ticket link in bio.

🎬 THE IN BETWEEN – Documentary Premiere Bay International Film Festival @thebayfilmfestival 🗓 Sat 31 Jan 2026 🕟 4:30–5:45pm More Music Morecambe @moremusic1 This is a RELAXED ATTENTION SCREENING The rear rows are reserved for peeps who prefer to multitask while watching. So feel free to bring your knitting, doodle pads, fidget toys etc — whatever helps you stay present. No side-eye. No shushing. No forced stillness. The In Between is a playful documentary conversation between UK artist Byron Vincent (AuDHD) and Turkish architect-academic Elif Simge Fettahoğlu-Özgen (ADHD). Shot in Istanbul, it explores late neurodivergent diagnosis, masking, time weirdness and the messy liminal space between neurotypical and neurodivergent worlds. The clip features animation from our amazing collaborator @plumefilms and lush synth score by Sam Wingrave Supported by @weareunltd and @britishcouncil . Ticket link in Bio.