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Cork Film Festival Seeks Young Filmmakers

  • 14-08-2006 4:41pm
    #1
    Gillian Morriso
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    Cork Film Festival, in association with Du Grain à Démoudre Film Festival, is offering 5 young filmmakers the unique opportunity to participate in Travel: Source of Cultural Discovery, an exciting forum for young Europeans, which will take place in Normandy, France in November.

    The chosen filmmakers will work as a team to produce a short film which will be screened at Du Grain à Démoudre Film Festival. In addition, they will travel to France to the festival and forum where they will film a second short film (also to be screened at the festival).

    Equipment & facilities will be provided by Cork Film Centre. Gillian Morrison, who produced the Jameson award winner at last year’s Cork Film Festival – Killing The Afternoon – will mentor the project. Transport, board & accommodation will be provided by Du Grain à Démoudre.

    Applications are invited from filmmakers aged between 18 and 25 (on November 1st, 2006) and should include the following.

    • Evidence of age: photocopy of driving licence, passport etc.
    • Indication of area of expertise, direction, camera, sound, editing, production design etc.
    • CV & showreel
    • Synopsis and treatment for a 3-5 minute short (no dialogue) based on the idea of how travel is approached in, and is representative of Ireland.

    Submission materials should be sent to:

    Eoin Ó’Catháin
    Education Officer
    Cork Film Festival
    Emmet House
    Emmet Place
    Cork

    Deadline for submissions is Monday 11th September.

    For more information contact: education@corkfilmfest.org


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  • #2
    Gillian Morriso
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭Gillian Morriso


    One of the chosen filmmakers (18-25 yrs) will also be travelling to Normandy for a weekend in September (expenses paid). So send your submissions in as soon as possible


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