How The Warehouse Project changed clubbing forever

This is the incredible story of The Warehouse Project. Manchester's iconic club concept that changed the face of dance music.

Since their inception in 2006, The Warehouse Project has innovated and influenced club culture.

This film, shot over four years, follows each season since the farewell of their spiritual home, Store Street in 2018, to the first event at new 10,000 capacity Depot Mayfield through to the present day.

Production credits:

Directors
Ben Carey
Stephen Dunn

Producer
Ben Carey

Production Company
YoungOnes

Director of Photography
Stephen Dunn

Editors
Sam Thompsett
Matthew Prickett

Additional Cinematography
Jean Pierre-Whitfield
Ben Brook

Colourist
Connor Coolbear
Dubbing Mixer
Guy Clarke

Photography
Rob Jones
Sebastian Manox
Jon Shard
Gary Brown

Artwork
Paul Hemmingfield
Studio Moross
Katie Hamill

Special Thanks
James Pyrah
Olli Ryder
Joe Redmore
Sam Kandel
Angie Towse
James Crossan
Damian Simon
Shift 4
Rebecca Quinn
Charlie Dalton
Oliver Whitworth
Work Editorial
Electric Theatre Collective
And to all contributors

In order of appearance:
Sacha Lord
Denis Sulta
Annie Mac
Kerri Chandler
Bonobo
Gilles Peterson
KiNK
Sam Kandel
Krysko
Rich McGinnis
Jayda G
Hot Since 82
Benji B
Midland
Moxie
Jamie Jones
George Fitzgerald
Jamz Supernova
DJ Shadow

Music in order of appearance:

‘Son’ by Paul Woolford
Licensed by Aus Music / !K7 & Ultra Music Publishing 

‘I-Thought’ by Steve Bug
Licensed by Poker Flat Recordings & Ed. Starbug/Rückbank 

‘You Prefer Cocaine’ by Vitalic 
Licensed by Different Recordings / PIAS

‘Scott’ by Simian Mobile Disco 
Licensed by Wichita Recordings & Universal Music Publishing

‘Ribbons’ by Four Tet
Licensed by Text Records & Universal Music Publishing 

‘Let Me Show You (Klub Mix)’ by K-Klass
Licensed by Warner Music Group 

‘Bias (Mayfield Depot Mix)’ by Floating Points
Licensed by Ninja Tune & BMG

‘Erotic Discourse’ by Paul Woolford
Licensed by Paul Woolford

‘Westbourne Ave’ by I. JORDAN
Licensed by Local Action Records

‘These Things Will Come To Be’ by DJ Seinfeld 
Licensed by Ninja Tune & Kobalt