Make sure to catch Dearbhla Walsh’s absolutely fabulous Apple TV series BAD SISTERS with SHARON HORGAN. This hilarious drama was shot mostly in North Dublin, and features familiar sights, including…
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On the 7th of May, WFT and WGI collaborated on a very special joint event, Women Writing for the Screen: Strategizing for our Future which took place at the Museum…
Read WFT Chair Dr Susan Liddy’s new paper with Paraic Kerrigan and Anne O’Brien that explores the dynamics of EDI leadership in the Irish screen industries: policy, practice and perspective….
Welcome to the WFT Writer’s Room, a supportive online space where our members can ask honest and in-depth questions across an array of topics hosted by fellow writer and WFT…
The world premiere of Looking at the Sun, by award-winning playwright, Emily Bohannon, is coming to Smock Alley Theatre and The Civic Theatre, Tallaght this summer. This play stars WFT…
Director Sophie Hyde is really making waves in the industry – a changemaker in her field. Her film Good Luck To You, Leo Grande is challenging ageist stereotypes and assumptions…
How can Neurodiversity enrich our industry? What does an inclusive set really look like? In the latest WFT Podcast, WFT Vice-Chair and DOP Jaro Waldeck chats with Anna Czarska and…
With the support of Screen Skills Ireland and in partnership with the Cork International Film Festival, last November, WFT Ireland presented a very special panel ‘In Her Own Voice: Spotlight…
Festival founder, director and WFT Member Siún O’Connor (Walterstown, Co. Meath) has announced the programme of events for the upcoming Meath Film Festival at its launch event in Solstice Arts…
A big congratulations to WFT Member Zoë Brennan Whitmore, who, along with Fiona Dwyer and Mary Rose Kirwan have won this year’s Virgin Media Discovers short film competition. Their project…
