We are looking forward to welcoming you back to the Department of Film and Screen Media on 28^th September 2020. Here is some information you should know.

UCC Staff and Students can find out more about Ciara and the scholarship here, in this article by Joe Leogue.

There is also a good article in The Irish Times here, written by Barry Roche.

Student Q&A

The class of 2018-9 graduated today with a Master's degree in Film and Screen Media, at a Conferring ceremony at which at Keynote was delivered by journalist and broadcaster, Nadine O'Regan.

You are cordially invited to a screening of Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi, Iran, 2007, 96 min) that will be held in the Film and Screen Media Auditorium, Kane Building on Thursday, 27 February at 5 p.m.

This presentation traces the turbulent history and dynamics of queer visibility in the Irish media to explore the processes by which a regionally based media system shaped queer identities within a highly conservative and religious population.

All your postgraduate options available in one room!

UNLEASH YOUR FULL POTENTIAL 

https://www.ucc.ie/en/pgopenday2020/

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Screening of Calais, the Last Border, dir. Marc Isaacs, 2003, 59 min.

4 p.m., Wednesday 5 February 2020

Film and Screen Media Auditorium, Kane Building B10B (Basement)

From left to right: Lucy Creedon, Ben O’Callaghan, Oisín O’Driscoll, Andrew Killian, Lord David Puttnam, Eanna Hardwicke, Liam Fleming, Issey Fenton, Eli Dolliver

The inaugural Puttnam Scholars hosted a private screening of their short film Glossolalia for Lord David Puttnam in Hayfield Manor. Based on an original storyline by Lucy Creedon and directed by Oisín O’Driscoll and Ben O’Callaghan, the cinematography and editing were undertaken by Eli Dolliver.  Sound design was by Andrew Killian, who also composed the film’s score while Liam Fleming worked on set design and casting. The film stars Linda Flaherty in her first film and Eanna Hardwicke, who is currently working on Vivarium (Lorcan Finnegan) and Netflix’s adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel Normal People (Lenny Abrahamson and Hettie Macdonald). It also features Eoin Burke, a regular in Cork short films and Issey Fenton, from the Gaiety School of Acting who is also a UCC graduate of Theatre and English.