is Over) to mark the historic Paris Climate change conference or COP21. The short, jointly directed with Joe Morris under the Brass Moustache moniker, was also scored by Del Naja and former Mercury Music Prize winning band Young Fathers and was produced by Forest Swords. Starring Utopia actor Fiona O'Shaughnessy & Natasha O'Keeffe (Sherlock, Peaky Blinders, The Last Panthers) in a cast of over 25, the film premiered with The Guardian newspaper and Pitchfork simultaneously and was screened in Paris during the climate change summit. In Sept 2016, Donne delivered an evocative film commission to the inaugural Estuary Festival set on the River Thames, entitled “Listening with Frontiersman”. The six-screen film installation was arranged in the historic Coalhouse Fort, and featured sound recording and design from Banksy collaborator Jim Carey and musical samples from Thom Yorke. Donne later explained in an interview with BBC 6 Music that the work blended the notion of the river and the water as a potential gateway to safety or security, with the “absurd and deadly” reality of the relationship between UK arms sales to despotic regimes and the “refugee crisis”. Excerpts of the work also featured on BBC Arts. In 2018, Donne worked as co-curator and Editor in Chief for the “Rapid Response Unit” in Liverpool. The novel project combined artists of various disciplines with real time news events, and operated from a makeshift news bureau constructed in St John’s Shopping Centre – the bureau was fully open to the public to deposit any news they saw fit. During the one year project, Donne’s notable commissions included Turner Prize winning artist Lubaina Himid’s exploration of unconscious racism in the Guardian newspaper (in collaboration with The Guardian), Damon Albarn and the Orchestra of Syrian Musicians creation of a new piece of music to mark St Georges Day (subsequently performed on St George’s Day at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall), the first ever public work by satirical artist Coldwar Steve on the “media landscape”, a public ode to Egyptian footballer from poet and writer Musa Okwonga, and a “mini daily mail” distributed freely to the public by artist Darren Cullen. Halfway through the RRU project, the Huffington Post moved its own national news bureau entirely into a shopping centre for one week. Donne collaborated further with Robert Del Naja and Massive Attack in July 2020 – conceptualising and producing the multimedia “Eutopia EP”. The innovative work comprises