Producer and WFT Member, Emma Owen’s award-winning short Taking Stock, will have its US premiere at the prestigious Newport Beach Festival this week. This female-led Irish drama was written and…
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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 are delighted…
The Western Region Audiovisual Producers Fund (WRAP) has announced that applications for the latest round of development support for feature film, television and animation projects is now opened with a…
Cork Film Festival is Ireland’s first and largest film festival. It is a local, national and international celebration of cinema running annually each November in Cork. The 64th edition of…
Friday, 22 March 2019, 6 – 7:30pm An in conversation with Emer Reynolds, writer and director of The Farthest (2017) chaired by Prof Ruth Barton (TCD) co-organised by Trinity School of…
WFT Ireland is delighted to announce the winners of our members’ Short Film Showcase 2019, held in the IFI on Wednesday 6th March. The event was organised in partnership with…
IFI and WFT present an inspiring programme of new short films to coincide with International Women’s Day, selected from a significant volume of work submitted by WFT members. While these…
Screen Skills Ireland have announced that applications for Screen Leaders 2019 are now open for European and Irish screen companies. What is Screen Leaders? Screen Leaders is the strategic company…
I Didn’t… I Wasn’t…I Amn’t is a socially realistic, un-romantic comedy set in Dublin and was written and directed by Irish actress, Laoisa Sexton. This dark-blue short stars Aidan Gillen…
The “See You Next Thursday!” Film Festival at TCD has announced five events on the theme of womanhood, gender and sexuality in film. WFT Board Member Vanessa Gildea and WFT…
