WFT Member Dorothy Grace Laity and her colleagues in the internationally award-winning Brixham theatre company are bringing Shakespeare’s classic Midsummer Night’s Dream to life. Directed by Laura Jury, this production…
‘Less women on screen and less women behind the camera, though the extent of the problem varies across the world. Over the last few years, there has been mounting pressure…
Here at WFT, we fully understand that this has been a very trying time for the Irish Audio Visual Industry as a whole. We would appreciate it if you could…
In response to the hardship incurred across the industry as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, WFT Ireland is reducing our annual membership rates for anyone out of work for…
As a special treat, for this month’s WFT Podcast, we’ve delved deep into the archives. On Tuesday 17th November 2015, WFT held a very special event in O’Callaghan Hotel, St…
To address the issue of the under-representation of women, particularly directors, working in the Irish advertising industry, a group of women came together in March to establish WomenMakeAds. This is…
The second Screen Talks webinar will take place on 15th April with Dublin International Film Festival Director, Grainne Humphreys. Screen Talks is a series of webinars delivered by industry experts…
With the outbreak of COVID-19 continuing to take hold of the world, and restricting our movements in day-to-day life, it is not yet possible to gauge what its long term…
WFT Member Laoisa Sexton stars in An Unmade Bed, a short play launched tonight and hosted online as part of the Fight Back Festival. About the Fight Back Festival An…
Isolation continues for us all, but that doesn’t stop our members from working on and sharing their fantastic shorts, showreels, work, and ideas. We’ve compiled a small selection for you…
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