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| Tuesday 07 – Sunday 12 July | 126, Gallery, Queen Street. www.126.ie | 13.00 - 18.00 |
| In association with 126 gallery, the Galway Film Fleadh will be hosting two new video works by
Kelly Richardson: Twilight Avenger and Wagons Roll. Richardson’s work uses the visual language
of Hollywood film combined with uncanny high-definition video manipulations. |
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| Opening reception: Wednesday July 8th, 20.00pm. Artist’s talk: Wednesday July 8th 19.00 |
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| Thursday 09 July | Radisson SAS Hotel | 10.00 - 13.00 |
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| Calling all Editors and Camera Operators! |
| The Galway Film Fleadh in association with Galmac presents a seminar on The Red Digital Camera - a streamlined
package specifically designed to maximize your shooting options. |
| Prior registration is essential – log onto www.galmac.ie |
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Thursday 09 July | Radisson SAS Hotel | 10.30 |
Bord Scannan na hÉireann/The Irish Film Board present: The Real Deal |
This year the Fleadh’s “seminar day” will comprise of two round-table debates at which issues confronting
independent film – both fiction and documentary features – will be raised, examined and brainstormed.
Visit The Real Deal Page here... |
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Independent Film:
Sunset or New Dawn?
10.30 – 13.00 |
Dox On The Lough – The Return
14.30 – 16.00 |
Consideration will be given to the withdrawal of broadcasters,
distributors and sales agents from providing production finance,
and the almost total dependence of independent films on various
forms of subsidy. Has the credit crisis rendered this tendency
irreversible? Or can the new distribution platforms offer new
streams of revenue and if so, how soon? Will online distribution
afford opportunities for a greater diversity of films to find
audiences, or will the dominance of a handful of multinational
companies merely be compounded? |
Following up last year’s debate on theatrical documentaries,
this year’s session will look at trends in the market – positive
and negative – for creative, non-fiction work for the big screen,
with contributions from filmmakers and financiers prominent in
the field. The debates will be chaired by Simon Perry (morning)
and Alan Maher (afternoon) of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/
the Irish Film Board. |
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| Friday 10 July | harbour Hotel | 09.00–11.00 |
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| VOD - Exploring Business Models & Revenue Streams |
FÁS Screen Training Ireland has been tracking VoD since its inception; let’s update the
facts, the numbers. What is the producer earning with their new films and with their back
catalogues? Panel discussion,chaired by Linda Beath, Ideal Filmworks Italia.
For further information go to www.screentrainingireland.ie or e-mail helen.mcmahon@fas.ie |
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| Friday 10 July | Radisson SAS Hotel | 16.00 |
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| RTÉ Commissioning |
Ray McCarthy, Commissioning Editor Regional and Mairéad Ní Nuadháin, Commissioning Editor Irish
Language, Multicultural and Education will give presentations on the output from their areas and the
changes to the e-commissioning system as well as opportunities available to independent producers
in the future. Mairéad will also outline her requirements for commissioning programmes for TG4.
Please donwload the Regisitration Form here please (word format) and return to the address on listed at the bottom of the form. |
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| Friday 10 and Saturday 11 July | Radisson SAS Hotel |
| Galway Film Fair – Ireland’s Only Film & Television Market |
| Providing a unique opportunity to meet and liaise with a range of international sales agents, film financiers,
distributors and broadcasters. Visit the Film Fair Page here... |
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| Saturday 11 July | Radisson SAS Hotel | This Event Has Been Canceled Due To Unforseen Circumstances |
| Using Social Media to promote your films |
A panel based discussion and Q&A with experts in the social media and filmmaking fields. The discussion will focus on
how filmmakers can use crowdsourcing, blogs, social networks, Twitter and other online tools to help create, promote
and distribute their films.
Confirmed panellists: Eamonn Carey, Director, Random Thoughts Media, Steve McCormack, Director, Wildwave Media |
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| Saturday 11 July | The Meyrick Hotel, Eyre Square Galway | 14.00 |
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| Screen Producers Ireland Event: Getting Your film seen |
This Seminar will give Producers a better understanding of the key
relationships with both Distributors and Sales Agents and offer
practical tips on the steps involved right through the production
process. The panellists will highlight potential problem areas (and how
to avoid them!) and will outline what Sales Agents & Distributors expect
from the Producer right from the early stages to delivery.
This event will be followed by a wine reception.
Panellists include:
Nell Roddy, PR Executive Element Pictures Distribution
Siobhan Farrell, Eclipse Pictures
Moyra C. Lock, Head of Marketing, Northern Ireland Screen
Chair: Ted Sheehy
R.S.V.P. to events@screenproducersireland.com |
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| Saturday 11 July | Huston School of Film and Digital Media | 14.00 |
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| Fresh Film Forum |
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| A chance to view the work of recent Irish Film School Graduates and chat about young emerging filmmakers. |
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| Saturday 11 July | Radisson SAS Hotel | 14.00 |
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| Mark Travis: The Writer and Director in Collaboration |
FÁS Screen Training Ireland present Mark Travis: The Writer and Director in Collaboration.
This seminar will focus on the collaboration between Directors and Writers.
It will also cover techniques for writer and directors collaborating with actors
on the development of material. Mark’s credits include The Facts of Life,
Family Ties and Capitol. Please apply at www.screentrainingireland.ie |
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| Sunday 12 July
| Town Hall Small | 14:30 |
| Directors in Dialogue:
International
Documentary Special |
| A dialogue event with some of
the best documentary-makers
in contemporary World Cinema
including: Sandy Cioffi Sweet Crude,
Samantha Buck 21 Below, Dawn
Mikkelson and Melissa Koch The
Red Tail, RJ Cutler The September
Issue and Gerry Greg "Til The Tenth Generathion". |
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