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As the May Film tour kicks off with two wonderful titles about to travel the country, we chat with access>CINEMA’s Senior Film Programme Adviser & Audience Development Manager Karen Wall about her career, the films the exciting things on the horizon.
Last week, the Film Ireland team were delighted to partner with DBS School of Arts in hosting a busy event at the DEAN Arts Studios in Dublin 2, marking the launch of the Film Ireland Digital Archive Project. The evening was a resounding success, bringing together our friends, film students, film enthusiasts, industry professionals, and supporters to celebrate the origins of the former print film publication.
Supported by Coimisiún na Meán, the Film Ireland Team has curated a very special training programme to support the voices of the next generation reporting on the world of digital media.
Join us for an exhibition of Film Ireland Cover Art to celebrate the launch of the Film Ireland Digital Archive Project, in association with DBS School of Arts and the PARC24 research conference, at the DEAN Arts Studio at 6pm – 8pm Thursday 18th April.
Gemma Creagh peeks through the curtains at Mother’s Instinct.
In this DIFF Interview we talk to the team behind Don’t Forget to Remember about their powerful Reel Art documentary.
There’s exciting news in the Film Ireland office as Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland have announced the recipients of their pilot Audience Development Fund. Among the 20 successful projects, Film Ireland is delighted to be selected to deliver our Screen Sessions initiative later in 2024.
In this RIPECast Podcast, Conor, Film producer and academic, chats with his colleague Dr. Barnaby Taylor about the role and history of Film Ireland as well as his plans for developing an archival project based on a collection of every paper copy ever published.
Best of luck to Film Ireland reviewer, Adelaide Thermes Kane and the wonderful team behind the anfa collective.
