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Written and Directed by WFT member Laura Kavanagh Written and Directed by WFT member Laura Kavanagh in 2018, this short was made to give a name and a voice to the urgent housing crisis in Ireland and the UK. A crisis that is certainly deepening in the midst of this current pandemic. Featured in festivals worldwide and included in the WFTI showcase in 2019, NO PLACE is now online via Omeleto and features Irish actor Michelle McMahon. Find the link to watch this fabulous film over at wft.ie.
On Tuesday 30th June from 6pm-7pm, log in and join On Tuesday 30th June from 6pm-7pm, log in and join WFT on Zoom as our Board Member Jaro Waldeck will be in conversation with award-winning composer Natasa Paulberg about her musical career to date. Natasa is an award-winning Australian/Irish composer, performer and conductor who writes music for film, gaming, trailers, TV, advertising and the concert hall. She is lead composer for Haunted Planet Studios including the award winning Bram Stoker’s Vampires and was awarded first place for the Contemporary Music Centre’s 2012 Composition Competition. In 2013 Natasa received the Fulbright scholarship for composition, where she attended UCLA’s esteemed Film Scoring Program in Los Angeles. Read more, or register your spot now over at WFT.ie.
The board of WFT Ireland wish to express our solid The board of WFT Ireland wish to express our solidarity with, and support for, the Black Lives Matter movement. We condemn racial injustice everywhere and stand shoulder to shoulder with everyone who is working towards the creation of an anti-racist society. We all know our industry must change. We all need to be a part of that. Screenwriters, directors, producers, and all those in the film and television industries who make decisions, large and small, about representing the world we live in have a role to play. We can choose to tell stories seldom told; amplify voices that are so often silent; populate our story worlds with a wide range of characters; be mindful of diversity in the crew we hire to work with us. We can and must stand together for an industry that tells the story of us. All of us.
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