Film In Cork

Great opportunity for all budding music video directors from Cork's First Cut Youth Film Festival!! They are looking for all young, emerging Directors to submit ideas / proposals, Deadline to submit December 16th...

http://firstcutfilmfestival.com/call-out-for-ymvc-youth-music-video-competition-2020/

Call Out for YMVC – Youth Music Video Competition 2020 – First Cut! Youth Film Festival | 11th – 14th March 2020

Gorgeous two part documentary on the Secret Lives of Working Dogs starts on TG4 next week from Midas Productions Check the promo here: https://www.facebook.com/midastelevision/videos/514566942718265/

The 2019 Cork Film Festival presents a series of Industry Days from November 13th – 16th in partnership with Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland, Screen Skills Ireland and Culture Ireland, and venue partner Republic of Work.

Cork Film Festival’s Industry Days will provide invaluable opportunities for established and emerging filmmakers to connect and to explore all aspects of today’s film industry.

The webpages for the individual events are below:

CAREERS IN SCREEN (Wed Nov 13th) https://www.corkfilmfest.org/event/careers-in-screen-at-cork-film-festival/

FIRST TAKE (Thur Nov 14th) https://corkfilmfest.org/event/first-take/

DOC DAY (Fri Nov 15th) https://www.corkfilmfest.org/event/doc-day/

FOCUS: Filmmaker Forum (Sat Nov 16th) https://www.corkfilmfest.org/event/focus-filmmaker-forum/

Screen Skills Ireland have launched the 2019-2020 “Skills Needs” survey. It takes only a short time to complete and provides valuable information for shaping training programs going forward.

Skills Needs Analysis Survey 2019-2020 - Screen Skills Ireland The development of people and skills in the screen sector is crucial for our industry’s growth, and Screen Skills Ireland (SSI) is committed to continually evaluating the sector in terms of skills needs. Our priorities are to identify current and future skills gaps and support ongoing professional...

Cork’s Creative Economy Needs Political Support

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Cork Independent - Cork’s creative economy needs political support Film In Cork's Rossa Mullins makes the case for Cork's inclusion in a new regional tax incentive scheme. If it's not included, Cork will lose film and series productions, he warns.

Film In Cork has just launched a Petition calling on Government to set up a CORK REGIONAL SUPPORT FUND to offset Cork's exclusion from the just approved 5% Regional Support incentive under the revised national Tax scheme for production.

Please help us by signing here! http://chng.it/XfMRLVpsXv

For some further information & background: http://filmincork.com/5-regional-uplift-issue-background-further-information/

Sign & spread the word - thank you!

Great launch last night for Program of next month’s Fastnet Film Festival Another fantastic, jam-packed lineup with something for everyone! Check out the details herehttp://www.fastnetfilmfestival.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/FFF_Programme_2019w.pdf

GAZE Film Festival Dublin and British Council Ireland in association with Cork Film Festival and Triskel Arts Centre, present a free screening of the global LGBTQ+ short-film celebration , in solidarity with LGBTQ+ communities in places where freedom and equal rights are limited.

The screening is FREE and will take place Triskel Arts Centre next Tuesday, March 26th at 5pm.

The screening will be introduced by Roisín Geraghty, programmer with GAZE Film Festival.

Free Tickets are available here - https://bit.ly/2TkRg7j

triskelarts.ticketsolve.com

Brilliant news for The Shift - Short Film!

We're heading in to 2019 with some exciting news, 'The Shift' will have its North American premiere at Chicago Irish Film Festival in February!

Happy New Year to everyone involved and supporting our mad little film, we hope you all get the shift on NYE ;)

Film In Cork / Cork Film Festival / Bankhouse Productions / Megan K. Fox Films

As 2018 draws to an end, we look back at what was a fantastic year for the film industry in Cork!

2018 - A Strong Year for Film in Cork | Film in Cork As 2018 draws to an end, Film In Cork looks back at what was an exciting and very successful year for the industry in Cork. A particular highlight has