Cinemagic Belfast Launch 21st Festival Programme
Cinemagic have launched their 21st festival programme, which takes place from 16th November until 2nd December.
Tag: "Northern Ireland Screen"
Five Irish Films to Screen at Toronto International Film Festival
A total of five films with a strong Irish connection will now screen at the Toronto International Film Festival which runs from September 8th -18th.
ILBF 2011 Training Schemes Now Open – Scéimeanna Ioliúna
The Irish Language Broadcast Fund at Northern Ireland Screen is seeking applications from fluent Irish speakers for two training schemes.
NI writers opportunity at Galway Film Fleadh
Due to Northern Ireland Screen’s partnership with the Galway Film Fleadh, Northern Ireland writers will be offered the opportunity for a one-to-one meeting with the Fleadh’s Screenwriter in Residence Gill Dennis (Walk the Line; Return to Oz).
NI Short Film Production Funding
Northern Ireland Screen has announced that funding for short film production is now available.
Industry panel event at Belfast Film Festival
The Belfast Film Festival and Northern Ireland Screen have partnered to host an industry seminar: Northern Exposure = Deal Closure – bringing sales agents, distributors and producers to Belfast to participate in panel sessions and one-to-one meetings.
Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund
Northern Ireland Screen have announced the first and second calls for the new Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund.
NI Screen call for Short Films
Northern Ireland Screen has reviewed its short film funding and will operate a two-tier approach to funding short films.
Northern Ireland Screen Call for Non-Drama/Factual Applications
Currently Northern Ireland Screen wishes to invest £200,000 in non-drama/factual projects for immediate production in 2010-11.
Northern Ireland Screen Seeks Scripts
Northern Ireland Screen is now seeking scripts to develop for its Ultra Low-Budget Fiction Fund 2010-2011.
Northern Ireland Screen Seeks Scripts
Northern Ireland Screen is now seeking scripts to develop for its Ultra Low-Budget Fiction Fund 2010-2011.
New Online and Cross-media Company in Belfast
The team behind the UK’s original cross-media series Sofia’s Diary, the first-ever internet-base drama to make the transition to UK television, have announced the launch of a new company Be Entertainment to be based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The team, which has already seen considerable success in interactive and online drama, will concentrate on developing [...]
