WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14TH
MASTERCLASS: CANON CINEMA EOS – CANON IRELAND IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CORK SCREEN COMMISSION AND STUDIO 5108
Studio 5108 Unit 5, Monahan Road Business Park, Monahan Road, Cork 15:00 – 18:00
An in-depth look at the latest Canon broadcast and cinema technology including EOS C300 and EOS DSLR range. An invaluable opportunity to see and hear from industry experts.
Further information at events@canon.ie
Admission Free
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15TH
DOCUMENTARY PANEL DISCUSSION :: DOCUMENTING MUSIC SEMINAR
Triskel Arts Centre 10am
In Association with Media Desk & Supported by the BAI Sectoral Development Fund
Filmmakers discuss strategies for successfully documenting musicians and their music. The panel discussion involves a diverse mix of film makers from the music documentary genre.
Recent work by participants is rooted in the music documentary genre, but technique and background varies greatly – from observational to interactive, essayistic and experimental – they offer insights into style, process and obstacles facing all film makers, particularly those new to the genre.
Panellists: Johanthon Holiff (My Father and the Man in Black)
Niall McCann (Art Will Save the World)
Nicky Gogan (Nightdancers, Pyjama Girls)
Chair: Tony Clayton Lea
WORKSHOP: MAKING YOUR FIRST DOCUMENTARY
Triskel Arts Centre 10 – 11:30
An opportunity for those interested in the art of documentary film making to engage with some of the most innovative practitioners in the industry. Panellists will include filmmakers whose documentaries will screen at this year’s festival.
Admission Free
WORKSHOP: CORK SCREEN COMMISSION/SCREEN SCENE PRESENT ‘THE DARK ARTS OF POST PRODUCTION’
Triskel Arts Centre 14:00 – 16:00
A seminar on the use of new technologies such as ‘Green Screen’ and ‘Grading’ in TV and Film. Screen Scene MD, Jim Duggan, looks at developments in Post and VFX for every size of screen, speaker and wallet. Credits include Game of Thrones, Die Hard 5, What Richard Did, Raw.
Contact info@corkscreencommission.com
Admission Free
ANNUAL FILM & TV SPEED NETWORKING EVENT
Cork Opera House Festival Club 19:00 – 21:00
‘SPEED NETWORKING NIGHT’: PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN SCREEN PROFESSIONALS/CORK SCREEN COMMISSION AND THE CORK MEDIA FREELANCERS GROUP
Speed Networking is a structured networking event that produces exceptional results for participants! 2 minutes with each person, so bring some biz cards. A chance to make new, local, national and global Industry connections!
Contact Odette on 087 0577695
Admission Free
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16TH
WORKSHOP: THE MAKING OF DOLLHOUSE WITH KIRSTEN SHERIDAN INCLUDING MEMBERS OF CAST AND CREW
Triskel Arts Centre 9:30 – 11:00
Dollhouse, written and directed by Kirsten Sheridan, is the first film from the Filmmaker’s collective, The Factory. With characters created by the Actors and Director, shot in continuity without a script, genuine reaction techniques and an unknown plot until the moment of reveal, Dollhouse is filmmaking at its most creative. This is an exclusive opportunity to examine innovative filmmaking with cast
and crew.
Application Procedure:
Please apply online at www.screentrainingireland.ie. Deadline for applications is Friday 9th November, 2012. For further details contact Leona Cully at creativedevelopment@fas.ie. This course is subject to industry demand and tutor availability.
Admission €25
MOVING TOWARDS YOUR FIRST FEATURE: 3 PANEL SESSIONS
1) PANEL DISCUSSION: WRITING FOR THE SCREEN
Triskel Arts Centre 11:30 – 13:00
Of particular interest to filmmakers making the daunting transition from shorts to features, panellists include first time feature writers Kevin Lehane (Grabbers) and Gerard Barrett, writer and Director of Pilgrim Hill, award winner at Galway Film Fleadh. Pilgrim Hill will screen at this year’s festival
2) PANEL DISCUSSION: DIRECTING FOR THE SCREEN
Triskel Arts Centre 14:00 – 15:30
Discussion on Film Directing includes award winning Director Ken Wardrop (His and Hers) and Phil Harisson (Even Gods) winner of Best Irish Short Film and Audience Award for Best Irish Short Film in Cork, 2011. Phil’s first feature, The Good Man, will screen at this year’s festival.
3) PANEL DISCUSSION: FILM PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION
Triskel Arts Centre 16:00 – 17:30
Panellists discuss the vital role of the Producer in the film making process and the elusive area of Distribution. Participants include Edwina Forkin (Zanzibar Films) and Sadhbh Murphy (Network Ireland Television)
Application Procedure:
Please apply online at www.screentrainingireland.ie. Deadline for applications is Friday 9th November, 2012. For further details contact Leona Cully at creativedevelopment@fas.ie. This course is subject to industry demand and tutor availability.
Admission €25 to include all 3 panel discussions
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17TH
MASTERCLASS: SMALL BUDGET, BIG PICTURE
Triskel Christchurch 10 – 11:30
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY IAN D MURPHY DISCUSSES THE POWER OF VISUALS IN GERARD BARRETTS FEATURE FILM PILGRIM HILL
An open discussion about the art of organic truthful pictures – Small budget and small crew shooting – Embracing natural light – The pros and cons of small budget films – The power of handheld – 2 camera interactive handheld and studio mode demonstration with Red One MX’s supplied by AV3 Productions Cork and FAS Film and TV Production Course Tralee – Developing as a Director of Photography.
Further information at iandmurphy@ymail.com
Admission Free
PHIL COLLINS ARTIST TALK
Triskel Christchurch 12 – 1:30
Phill Collins will discuss his practice.
This talk is organised by the National Sculpture Factory in association with the Crona Cork Film Festival.
Limited seating so early arrival advised
No booking necessary
Admission Free
Further information here
INDUSTRY FAIR
Triskel Christchurch 12 – 15:00
A chance to engage with some of the leading film professionals in the country, including Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, IADT, Screen Training Ireland, Screen Producers Ireland, Cork Screen Commission, Cork Screen Professionals, Cork Film Centre, St. John’s College, DIT School of Media, Galway Film Centre, Houston School of Film Galway, Media Desk.
For further information contact industry@corkfilmfest.org
