Thursday 7th March @5:30pm (Ticket required - SOLD OUT)

Friday 8^th March  @ 3.30pm (ALL WELCOME – No ticket required)

The Department of Film & Screen Media is proud to present a selection of films produced by our MA Film & Screen Media Class of 2023, thesis by creative practice, at 17:30 on Monday 12 February in the Film & Screen Media Auditorium, Kane Building (b10b). Please see below for more information. All very welcome to attend.

On Monday January 22^nd at 3pm, join us for a masterclass on her 2021 film, Phil Lynott: Songs for While I’m Away, a fascinating journey into the life and career of the legendary singer with Thin Lizzy.

OUT OF FRAME - Round 3: The Lord Puttnam Scholarship

https://www.outofframecork.com/dec-23

Damian McCarthy, an award-winning filmmaker based in Cork City, Ireland, graduated with a Distinction in Scriptwriting and Directing from St. Johns College Cork. His focus on crafting short horror films, including He Dies At The End, Hatch, Hungry Hickory, Never Ever Open It, and How Olin Lost His Eye has garnered him international recognition at festivals such as Frightfest in London, Screamfest in LA, The New York City Horror Film Festival, and the San Sebastien Horror & Fantasy Film Festival.

As part of IndieCork Film Festival 2023 housed in the newly refurbished Arc Cinema, James Mulvey, lecturer in Film and Screen Media and Documentary Programmer at IndieCork, curates a selection of creative practice films from the MA in Film and Screen Media program.

The Film Artist in Residence role, based in the School of Film, Music and Theatre, is jointly funded by the Arts Council and UCC and is now celebrating a decade of successful residencies. The scheme is designed to provide a film artist of distinction with a unique opportunity to develop their practice in a university environment, while offering students and staff of Film & Screen Media the opportunity to engage with a practising artist in a meaningful way during the course of their studies.