Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland

FOLÚNTAS: Is mian Fís Éireann duine atá cáilithe go cuí a fhostú don ról mar Ceann Léirithe Thar Tír Isteach. 📅 Spriocdháta iarratais: 5i.n. an 15 Samhain 2024. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ekr6S73q #IrishFilm #JobFairy

VACANCY: Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland is seeking to hire a suitably qualified person for the role of Head of Inward Production. 📅 Deadline for applications: 5pm, 15th November 2024. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ekr6S73q #IrishFilm #JobFairy

🎬 This week, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland was delighted to join Atticus Education & Northern Ireland Screen to celebrate five years of the Puttnam Scholars programme. Each year, eight emerging filmmakers from the island of Ireland are invited to join Oscar-winning producer David Puttnam for a series of high-level masterclasses aimed at developing a filmmaker's vision, build creative resilience & foster cultural collaboration. Scholars also receive a bursary to support their continued professional development. This year's selected scholars were: • Claire Frances Byrne – Director / Writer selected by Screen Ireland • Ian Hunt-Duffy – Director selected by Screen Ireland • Cara Loftus – Writer selected by Screen Ireland • Colin Thornton – Writer / Producer selected by Screen Ireland • Eoin Cleland – Director / Writer selected by Northern Ireland Screen • Sarah Gordon – Director / Writer selected by Northern Ireland Screen • Nicky Larkin – Director / Writer / Documentary Maker selected by Northern Ireland Screen • Suzanne McNally – Producer selected by Northern Ireland Screen To mark the fifth iteration of the highly successful cross-border initiative, this year's scholars joined David Puttnam, director Lenny Abrahamson & producer Ed Guiney for an inspiring conversation on the power of creative storytelling, facilitated by programme partners Accenture Song / Droga5 Dublin. Following the talk, the scholars were invited for a special lunch reception at Glencairn House courtesy of British Embassy Dublin & British Council Ireland. Wishing the scholars every success in their future creative endeavours as they embark on the next steps of their filmmaking journey. Learn more about the Puttnam Scholars programme & this year's scholars ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eBhbn8Ge #ForTheStoryMakers

🎞️ Join Dublin Editors for a conversation with editor Jay Prychidny, CCE (Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Wednesday, Orphan Black), proudly supported by Screen Ireland. 📅 Sat, 2nd Nov 2024, 3pm 📍 The Dot Theatre, Dublin 🎟️ €10.00 For more details & to register for a ticket, please email ➡️ dublineditors@gmail.com

The 69th Cork International Film Festival is only two weeks away! Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland is proud to support the festival as its Industry Partner, and to see many Screen Ireland supported feature films on the programme. Find out more about some of the best films to catch next month – and book your tickets before they sell out: 👇 #IrishFilm #ForTheStorymakers

❗ The 1st STORY X online masterclass will kick off tomorrow, Thursday, 24th Oct, 12.30-2pm! Join Stéphane Foenkinos & Pierre-Alain Giraud, the creatives behind the 2024 Cannes Immersive Competition winner Noire (Coloured) for a discussion on the production process for Augmented Reality Theatre. Register now ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gYNZPa6Q

🎬 JUST ANNOUNCED: the next Dublin International Film Festival Circle online event - all about feature film festival strategy - will take place next Wednesday, 30th October at 5pm. Join a panel of industry experts as they explore ideas and strategies for getting feature-length films to screen at festivals. The event is free but requires pre-booking - secure your spot now: 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ePMdgHGp

🚀 Everyone deserves to opportunity to thrive & succeed in a safe & respectful work environment. The Building Safe Spaces course will explore effective communication skills to foster positive working relationships on set. Register for free ➡️ bit.ly/3Ys1s2J

Applications are open until the 15th of November to take part in the 2025 Screen Careers for TY Students programme, with David Puttnam. If you know a school in Munster, interested in creativity and thinking outside the box, please encourage them to fill out the application form over mid-term break! For more info: atticusedu.com/ty2025 Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland University College Cork

✍️ The Rewrite Stuff is seeking filmmakers with live-action or animation feature film screenplays in development. Up to 12 projects will be selected for this hybrid workshop with screenwriter & creative consultant Emmanuel Oberg to develop them to market-ready standard. Apply now ➡️ bit.ly/4ev4vwu