In an effort to collect much-needed stats and research about gender and the Irish film&TV industry, Women in Film&TV Ireland would appreciate if you could take a moment to fill…
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Women in Film & Television Ireland proudly presents… IN CONVERSATION WITH DIRECTOR JUANITA WILSON: ADAPTATION FOR SCREEN MODERATED BY FILM CRITIC TARA BRADY (IRISH TIMES) TUESDAY 2ND MAY…
Women in Film&TV holds its Annual General Meeting on May 10th at 6pm (in the Offices of Grant Thornton 24-26 City Quay, Dublin 2). All members are very welcome and…
Following a ‘Gender Policy’ workshop today in Dublin, The Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, has said that, “we need to ensure that everyone is…
The US Embassy in Ireland hosted a Creative Minds event at the end of 2016, on “Closing the Gender Gap in Film/TV and the Performing Arts.” It featured Madeline di…
Minister Heather Humphreys has appointed seven new members to the board of the Irish Film Board and we welcome the fact that five board members are women! Two of those…
Last week the day-long ‘New Horizons’ conference took place in Limerick, and the outcome from dozens of guests, speakers, academics, practitioners and experts was a clear call for quotas… …
We would like to sincerely thank Neasa Hardiman for the amazing ‘Directing for TV’ Masterclass she presented our members on Monday. “As a director you’re trying to strengthen and uphold…
New Horizons: Women in Irish Film & TV Industries This year Limerick is calling again! This day-long annual event will monitor what’s been happening for women in the Irish film…
Equality Matters is the first comprehensive review of ‘Equalities, Diversity & Inclusion’ within Scotland’s screen sector to be published. The review, published on January 31st 2017 by Creative Scotland – Scotland’s main…