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Here at WFT, we are particularly excited by the lo

Here at WFT, we are particularly excited by the lovely films on offer as part of the IFI's French Film Festival which have been directed by women! These include the comedy Enormous; sports documentary The Squad; romcom My Donkey, My Lover & I; and the instigative documentary Looking for Gilles Caron. Check out the full line up over on https://www.ifihome.ie/

From how to avoid those 'Sainsbury moments' to fin

From how to avoid those 'Sainsbury moments' to finding the truth in a scene, on Monday 5th October 2020, WFT member, writer, filmmaker and performer Mo O’Connell was chatting about all things acting with Line of Duty‘s Rochenda Sandall about her impressive career to date.

Listen to the full podcast, or find out more over at WFT.ie.

We don’t always need to, and can’t always, be

We don’t always need to, and can’t always, be proactive and productive with solutions. Sometimes it is nourishing to come together and just share what’s happening around you, share the difficult stuff. Needless to say that this year has maybe released more of that than usual.
In their latest coffee chat on 18th November, WIFT International wants to create a kind space to share and support without judgement, to practice empathy and compassion. It won’t be about us as an organisation, but about you as a filmmaker. WIFTI asks you to think about this question when you join:

*What is challenging, hard or difficult for you as a filmmaker right now?

Find the link to register in our latest post at WFT.ie

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