A suite of films from the year of GIOGlobal ZOOM recordings was premiered in the Centre for Contemporary Art Cinema, with a virtual watch party on ZOOM beamed into the session. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQw3tLmFowTT3xhgf_2dRaVVCUDPqqP9R&si=3TfZG5fjXCYqvDhh

As well as familiar faces from the Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra Global Orchestra, we featured spontaneously arising compositions from returning guests, such as "Lemon" Alipio C Neto (Brasil/Italy), "How does one become the richest person in the world?" Douglas R Ewart (Minneapolis), ".", Maggie Nicols (London) and Rachel Weiss (Miami), Vinny Golia (California).

Expansive original commissions were premiered:
- from Mood Rings, a mesmeric digital animation graphic score composed by Instant Places (Ian Birse and Laura Kavanaugh, Canada)
- Distributed Conduction, a prompt from Melbourne's Rob Burke, Clare Hall, Michael Kellett, Paul Williamson,
- Koeru, a rapid montage painting on the theme of "EXCEED" from the Association of Advancement of Creative Musicians Renee Baker (Chicago)
- Wave Particle and Impro Picnic, relay duet pieces staged by Minori Seki in Soja Art House, with the Okayama creative community.

A diverse cacophony of sounds were elicited by the arresting animated graphic scores, blurring of the edges of the zoom boxes in Minori Seki's innovative projection zoom feedback loop installation, bleeding the digital space into projected site specific installations, and dancers coalescing in around beautiful Japanese architecture.

The CCA Cinema audience were able to meet and greet the ZOOM performers during the screening, connecting to the performers weekly ritualistic performing recording sessions that have amassed over 600 hours of footage since March 2020.