Join WFT Ireland on May 29th, 2025, for Greater Later: Building Sustainable Careers, a special event dedicated to celebrating and supporting professionals aged 40 and over across the screen industries. …
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Women in Film and Television is delighted to partner with the IMDb Pro Affiliate Programme. Members can save 30% on IMDbPro Premium, the essential resource for entertainment industry professionals! If you are…
We are delighted to share that Aislinn Clarke’s Irish-language horror film Fréwaka, featuring actors and WFT Ireland members Clare Monnelly and Bríd Ní Neachtain, will have its theatrical release back…
Lights, Camera, Access: From Script to Screen – Wherever You Are National Opera House, Wexford | Friday 25 April, 10am–5:30pm WFT Ireland, in partnership with Bodecii Film and Screen Wexford,…
Dublin, Ireland – The GALPAL Collective returns this international women’s month with their annual film festival Directed By Her. The festival will spotlight unique and untold stories, amplifying the voices…
WFT Ireland’s recent webinar, Behind the Scenes: Exploring Harmful Behaviours in the Irish Screen Industries, is now available as a podcast. This important discussion, which took place online in December…
Directed by WFT Member Gemma Creagh, with WFT Board Member Jaro Waldeck as DOP, horror/comedy Conveyance is set to have its international premiere at the FrightFest Short Film Showcase in…
Dr. Susan Liddy, WIFTI President & WFT Ireland Chair, will be speaking at the European Film Market Industry Sessions at Berlinale 2025! 📢 Panel: Gender Equality in the Audiovisual…
Irish language drama is ‘now on the international stage’ FÍS TV Summit 2025 reveals West of Ireland produced TV drama stands on the brink of opportunities and challenges An international…
We extend our gratitude to TG4 for their generous support of our work at Women in Film and Television Ireland. Their collaboration is invaluable in helping us amplify female voices…
