Originally from Ireland, Oisín O’Driscoll began his post-production career at Windmill Lane and EMC in Dublin, before relocating to London in 2014 to join The Mill. He then moved stateside to Chicago to become Head of Color at The Mill Chicago in 2020. Accolades include a Silver at the Creative Circle Awards for “Still the Most Shocking Second a Day,” Jeep’s#1 Superbowl spot in 2020, an AICP nomination for Jeep’s “Groundhog Day” and Sephora’s “Identify as We,” and a UKMVA nomination for Radiohead’s “I Promise.” O’Driscoll also collaborated with Dua Lipa & Martin Garrix on “Scared to Be Lonely,” which received an MTV Video Play Award. Additionally, he graded the #1 Superbowl spot from Rocket Mortgage in 2022. Agency clients include Highdive US, Leo Burnett, Droga5, FCB, DDB, Energy BBDO, McGarry Bowen, MRM/McCann, and R/GA. Amongst many others, O’Driscoll’s branded content portfolio includes Calvin Klein, Gucci, Riot Games, Sephora, Audi, Johnnie Walker, Jeep, Rocket Mortgage, and Ralph Lauren. His music video collaborations include artists, Lana Del Ray, Dua Lipa, Radiohead, ALT-J, and Sampha.

On 8th November at 3.30pm we will be screening A Very Odd Birthday Party, a new play with music by Hannah Donelon, at the Film and Screen Media auditorium, Kane Building basement, room B10.B, University College Cork, followed by a Q&A with Professor Jools Gilson, Head of the Department of Theatre.

This is your invitation to Michael Moriarty’s birthday party. 

Tickets are free but please reserve your slot: https://www.eventbrite.ie/manage/events/456518137037/details

Friday October 21^st 18:00 BST - Online

Attendance is free but please register HERE to book your place and to receive a link to the event.

Co- Hosted by: FOCUS Forum on Film and Screen Media Theories and Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media

A state of uncertainty is primarily thought of as a cause for anxiety and worry. It disrupts our daily scheduled lives and impacts upon our comforts. Conversely, symptoms of uncertainty such as contradiction, conflict, and struggle are often what allow us to move forward, to progress and to develop. Uncertainty forces us to explore new avenues that we never knew existed and encourages us to be creative and resourceful in finding solutions and fresh outlooks on social issues.

Lord David Puttnam has been announced patron of the Cork International Film Festival at the unveiling of this year’s festival programme last night.

Festival chair, Barney Whelan commented “We are honoured to have the endorsement and friendship of David, a true luminary of film and education, to help support our continued development.”

More information on this can be found at:

https://www.corkfilmfest.org/welcome-to-the-67th-cork-international-film-festival/

Department of Film & Screen Media Research Seminar Series with Dr Stefano Odorico (Technological University of the Shannon, Limerick)

“Multiperspectival Thinking: Polyphonic Documentary as a Method for Co-creation”

Monday 10 October 2022, 4.00 p.m.

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

YVONNE MCDEVITT – THREE FILMS PHANTOSCOPE. 50 mins – UK / Ireland 2013-2016 – Dir: Yvonne McDevitt Starring: Olwen Fouéré, Jaiden Kaine and James Barnes