Earlier this year, eight Irish film festivals signed the 5050×2020 Gender Parity and Inclusion Pledge, launched at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. How realistic is this goal? That’s the topic…
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Once again, WFT is delighted to have the opportunity to celebrate at the 64th Cork Film Festival, which runs from 7th – 17th November this year. If you’re attending the…
Our Chair, Dr. Susan Liddy will be speaking on the ’50/50 by 2020 – The Quest for Gender Parity’ panel at the First Take event at the Cork Film Festival. …
WFT Ireland, in association with the Cork Film Festival, will be hosting a special legal event for filmmakers on Thursday 14th November at 3 pm. There will be a presentation…
At WFT Ireland, we are constantly inspired and impressed by the caliber of work being done by our members across the film industry. So much so, that we have decided…
As you may know, WFT Ireland has been forging international links over the last eighteen months to ensure our members are kept abreast of international developments, opportunities, and possibilities. Chair,…
Power, Gender & New Story Structures: Stephen Cleary’s two day workshop, run by FNI, investigates the role of gender in storytelling. Stephen devised this brand new programme after working with…
As part of their digital first strategy RTÉ is looking for a multimedia journalist with excellent all-round sports knowledge, first-rate writing ability and multimedia skills to join their online team….
SHELLS, a slow-burning, suspense drama set in a forest in the Dublin mountains, is screening at the Irish Shorts Programme 2 at the Indie Cork Festival on 11th October at…
The much-anticipated drama Ordinary Love, starring Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville, will have its Irish premiere at the 64th Cork Film Festival’s Opening Gala on Thursday, 7 November. Based on…