Dingle Film Festival Report
Maurice Galway reflects on the 5th Dingle Film Festival which took place from 17-20 March and attracted an impressive line up of special guests from home and abroad.
Maurice Galway reflects on the 5th Dingle Film Festival which took place from 17-20 March and attracted an impressive line up of special guests from home and abroad.
Lisa Albert, writer and producer on the TV series Mad Men, is coming to Dingle Film Festival to discuss Creative Script Writing at the Chapel in An Díseart.
The Dingle Film Festival is delighted to announce ‘Físín’, a call to filmmakers to submit a short film proposal in the Irish language. The competition has a cash prize fund of €5,000 and €1,000 worth of lighting equipment hire sponsored by Cian de Buitléar’s company Teach Solas.
Dingle Film Festival is fast developing itself as a new space for people who love film and an important platform those who work in the industry. Rebecca Kemp reports.
Stephen Frears to be honoured with Gregory Peck Award at Dingle Film Festival.
Dingle Film Festival will welcome RED to the first annual Irish Red Users’ Gathering in Dingle on Saturday March 20th in The Phoenix Cinema.
Dingle Film Festival welcomes Alan Piper, Operations Director of RED Europe, who will be showcasing the newly upgraded RED One Camera, with Mysterium-X Sensor, as well as premiering RED’s 4K M-X Show Reel on JVC’s new 4K Projector, supplied by HoloVis UK, another first for Ireland.
Industry events billed for the festival include a special panel event entitled Don’t Make Me Laugh which will specifically explore the art of writing comedy for the screen and a special presentation of IFB award-winning comedy short films.
Gabriel Byrne has been announced as the first recipient of the Gregory Peck Award for Excellence in the Art of Film at the 2008 Dingle Film Festival. Byrne, who is nominated for an Emmy Award for his role in HBO’s In Treatment, will be in Dingle to receive the award. Kevin Moriarty, MD of Ardmore [...]