We are delighted to announce a new research project, funded by Cork County Council/Creative Ireland and the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, on movie-going memories in the county of Cork.

Showcasing a range of rare archival footage, this 6 part series will show how some of Ireland’s most important stories were handled by newsreel editors trying to cater for audiences with a wide and shifting range of political allegiances.

Film & Screen Media is delighted to host a screening of VIVA, directed by Paddy Breathnach and introduced by its writer, Arts Council/UCC Film Artist in Residence, Mark O'Halloran.

Film and Screen Media is delighted to welcome award-winning film director Pat Collins as one of our guest lecturers for 2017-18.

Film and Screen Media, in association with the Arts Council and College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, is delighted to announce the appointment of its 2017-8 Film Artist in Residence, Mark O'Halloran.

Celebrating its ninth year, the Fastnet Short Film Festival, located in the picturesque village of Schull, West Cork, continues to attract the cream of filmmakers from Ireland and beyond.

Join UCC’s BA in Film & Screen Media 3rd Year Students as they present 'Highlights', an evening celebrating some of their outstanding work from 2016-17.

UCC Film and Screen Media Students Showcase a selection of their work at the 2017 Fastnet Film Festival, Schull, Co. Cork.

First Cut! Youth Film Festival announce Award Wins for Two Film and Screen Media students from University College Cork.

Dr Catherine Grant (Sussex) - Film and Screen Media Research Seminar, 4pm Monday 6 February