Filmmaker Amy-Joyce Hastings, alongside DOP Jaro Waldeck (both WFT Ireland members!!) will be screening QED, a powerful human rights short, at the 17th Santa Fe Film Festival in February. This will be…
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This study (released January 2018) examines key elements of the European policy agenda pertaining to gender equality in the media sector. It also reviews existing research on women’s representation within…
Aisling Walsh’s Maudie has received six 2018 Irish Film and Television Academy award nominations, with Emer Reynolds’ The Farthest closely behind with five. Huge congrats to all the nominees but…
Silent Grace is a 2001 critically acclaimed drama, written and directed by Maeve Murphy. It stars Orla Brady and centres around the women in Armagh Prison who went on the…
Well, it’s been a fantastic week for Irish women in film&TV! Golden Globe nominations have gone to: Saoirse Ronan: Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical for Ladybird The Breadwinner (Nora Twomey):…
We’re very proud that our co-chairperson Sarah Kieran, who is also spearheading Amplify Women’s activity, was asked to speak at this week’s inaugural ‘Waking the Media‘ meeting. Sarah was also…
‘Big Stories on the Small Screen’ Briefing Day WFT Ireland is proud to be part of the upcoming Big Stories on the Small Screen Briefing Day this December, and extends the invitation of application to…
It’s almost that time of year.. save the date.. We’re delighted to invite you to our annual WFT Christmas Networking Drinks! Tuesday, December 5th, 7pm The Liquor Rooms 6-8 Wellington…
In response to the revelations of harassment in the Theatre, the #MeToo and #IrishWeinstein hashtags Women in Film & TV Ireland have collaborated with members of Waking the Feminists to produce a toolkit on how…
Women in Film and TV International is running a SHORT FILM SHOWCASE and all chapters are invited to take part…! If you’re a current WFT Ireland member, you can submit a short film…
