UCC Creative is delighted to announce a series of short artist residencies during the first semester, with free workshops open to staff and students at UCC and public presentations. All events online. 

The year 2020 saw the world's radical response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. While our buildings were shutting down, our students were ramping up for project submission. From a pool of over 250 media projects submitted during the pandemic, HERE is a short selection of the fantastic work created by the students of UCC's BA in Film & Screen Media 2020.

UCC School of Film, Music and Theatre is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Inês Bento Coelho as post-doctoral researcher for a year-long project, VISIONING THE FUTURE: Artistic Doctorates in Creative Practice.  

A timespace map, across 500 years of North Inner city, Dublin, from Henrietta Street to Grangegorman, using motion graphics, live footage and charcoal drawings, narration voiced by Aidan Gillen, questioning the arbiters of socially acceptable norms. 

Cork Movie Memories, in association with Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media and the Irish Audiences Research Network, is delighted to announce that we will host a Keynote talk by Professor Annette Kuhn (Queen Mary University of London) on Friday 22nd November. 

Weds 20th (6 – 7:45 pm) 
Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St, Cork.
Lorraine Maye - Cork Midsummer Festival

PERFORUM Autumn 2019 
Research/Practice: Curating & Producing
Perforum events are open to the public. Admission is free.

The Department of Film and Screen Media, in association with the San Francisco Silent Film Festival, is delighted to welcome back to UCC the acclaimed film preservationist, Rob Byrne, President of the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.  

How do we see and in what manner do we look? Since its inception, documentary filmmakers have debated what an ethical camera attitude to the world might be.