Having thrashed their Kickstarter funding target, the team behind the Oculus Rift is working hard to prepare the VR game system for market. The demo at the Pervasive Media Studio will allow developers in the region to get a taste for the possibilities of the new technology.

For more information on the Oculus Rift, head to http://www.oculusvr.com/.

10 x 10 x Mother is a programme of 10 multidisciplinary briefs developed by Mother, designed to help you to think conceptually and develop your portfolio. One of those briefs asks film-makers to create a film of no longer than 60 seconds, with the theme of RISK. The film should contain a narrative with dialogue, and have a beginning, a middle and an end.

The prize winner for this brief will receive £500, and will join the two runners up in receiving personalised feedback on their work from leading industry masterminds. The overall winner of the 10 x 10 x Mother programme will additionally receive a coveted six-week paid internship at Mother London's offices.

The deadline for submission is July 1st, so get working on your one-minute film masterpiece!

The Music Video Award sees Encounters partner with the team behind the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival, who will curate the new category. Also, those music videos chosen for Encounters will also be screened at the London Short Film Festival, to be held in early 2014.

In additional to the screenings, the winners of the Music Video Award will receive £500. The submission deadline for Encounters is June 3rd, so there's still time to finish your killer video for the festival!

The realityhouse portfolio consists of a diverse range of projects within the legal, accountancy and recruitment sectors, and you'll work with the creative and project management teams in delivering engaging and usable creative designs from websites to emails, brand identities to apps.

Experience in Adobe Fireworks, Photoshop and Illustrator is essential, with HTML, CSS and responsive web design knowledge being an asset. The position would suit a recent graduate or a self-taught designer with at least 2-years experience.

Eklund has long been interested in the positive social effects of collaborative experiences and open-ended, creative play. In work such as World Without Oil, Giskin Anomoly and Ed Zed Omega he explores how contributing to "authentic fictions" (real-seeming yet fictional stories) engage people directly in real-world issues and have fun collaborating on storymaking, positive solutions and action.

This lunchtime talk is free and available to all. Booking is not required but it is recommended that you arrive a little early to avoid disappointment as seats will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Robson Dowry, whose clients include a diverse range of regional, national and international clients, have been running an intern programme for a couple of years and are once again looking for final year and recent design graduates who would benefit from a 2-3 month period of development with real design team experience.

The programme runs continuously throughout the year, so there are a number of internships available. For an idea of Robson Dowry's previous projects head to http://www.robsondowry.co.uk/.

The festival celebrates how original thought can change the world. It provides a unique opportunity for the general public, professionals and students to engage with some of the world’s most innovative and forward-thinking creatives who influence our everyday lives.

You can find out more information on goings-on around the festival at http://cheltenhamdesignfestival.com/.

If you're interested then check out the job description at South West Creative Jobs.

The internationally acclaimed X Media Lab is launching a brand new 'Creative Masterclass Series' during the Festival, and will be hosting speakers who drive some of the world’s very best known multimedia brands.

The day-long event will feature masterclasses in Immersive and Augmented Realities, Creative Leadership, Transmedia, and Protecting your IP in the Creative Industries. The fee to attend these masterclasses is £29, and space is limited and demand is expected to be high so please book early to avoid disappointment.

Participants from around the country are challenged to create digital shorts of up to 3 minutes in the space of just 117 hours. The works should be focused on the theme of 'Journeys' and exploring Bristol Temple Quarter; work created should also draw on Bristol (people, places or life) as inspiration.

Full entry guidelines and official rules are available here.