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Three free workshops in producing, screenwriting and directing will take place in Limerick in November and December

Film in Limerick, in partnership with the Local Authorities in Tipperary, Limerick and Clare, and the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, is delighted to announce a series of filmmaking training workshops as part of the Engine Shorts Film Training and Production Scheme.

Taking place at the Engine building in Limerick throughout November and December 2026, the workshops will give emerging filmmakers the opportunity to develop their skills, build confidence and gain practical insights into the filmmaking process, with guidance from experienced industry professionals.

The three workshops will cover key areas of filmmaking:

Producing a Short Film – Making it Happen! with Aoibhín Murphy (Failsafe Films),
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, 10am–4pm
A practical two-day introduction to the producer’s role, exploring everything from budgeting and production planning to building a team and bringing a film project to completion.

Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen with Story Editor Kate Leys
Saturday 28 November, 10am–4pm
An introductory workshop with internationally renowned script and story editor Kate Leys, exploring how to develop an original idea into a compelling short-film screenplay. A limited number of story consultations will also be available on Sunday 29 November for participants attending the Saturday workshop.

Directing a Short Film – with Hannah Quinn
Saturday 5 December, 10am–4pm
This workshop with award-winning Irish director Hannah Quinn, will explore directorial vision, visual storytelling, working with actors and the practical tools involved in bringing a screenplay to life.

The workshops are particularly recommended for filmmakers considering applying for funding to make a short film through the Engine Shorts scheme or a similar funding programme. However, attendance at the training is not a requirement for applying to the Engine Shorts scheme.

All workshops are free and open to emerging filmmakers aged 18 and over from across Ireland, with preference given to applicants living in the Mid-West region. Places are limited, and successful applicants will be contacted by email.

All workshops will take place in person at the Engine building, Cecil Street Upper, Limerick City, V94 TN32.

Applications are now open. Further information and application forms for each workshop are available through the links below:

Producing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/dyHeCD2Tu8N6ahwj6

Screenwriting – From Idea to Screen: https://forms.gle/pN7TMXikPDTAi8LD9

Directing a Short Film: https://forms.gle/3F4sexCgKCzaRCyb7

Members of the Irish Screen Editors Guild (I.S.E.) are joining editors around the world in celebrating World Screen Editors Day today. This is a new annual celebration that recognises the craft and contribution of film and television editors around the world. TEMPO, a federation that connects associations of film editors from all over the world, is beginning this new celebration in 2026, and it will recur every year on October 26.

WORLD SCREEN EDITORS DAY will bring together editors and editor associations internationally to celebrate the craft of editing, foster connections within the editing community, and highlight the often unseen work that shapes the stories audiences see on screen.

Watch out for the hashtags today from @tempo_filmeditors and @irishscreenedit on your social media for images and stories from editors who are passionate about their craft.

I will be a industry guest speaker at this years National Youth Film and Animation Network Day, on October 31st.

Supported by Screen Ireland and the Arts Council, “this in-person event is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow young filmmakers and animators. Join workshops, screenings, and networking sessions to hone your skills and expand your knowledge. Don’t miss out on this exciting event that celebrates the talent and passion of young creators in the film and animation industry.”

For more information and tickets click the image above or the link HERE

Join us for a fun night of European film screenings in Limerick. All screenings are free of charge and open to the public.

EUNIC Ireland – Short Shorts From Europe Film Festival

22 October 2026, 6pm

Millennium Theatre, Moylish Campus, Limerick

Technological University of the Shannon

Limerick School of Art and Design (LSAD)


EUNIC Short Shorts from Europe 2026 returns to the Millennium Theatre, TUS Moylish on Thursday, October 22, 6 pm, with Department of Digital Arts and Media, Limerick School of Art & Design (LSAD).

EUNIC Ireland is delighted to return with its European Short Shorts Festival 2026. Thursday, October 22 at TUS Limerick, Millennium Theatre, there will be free screenings of various European short films available to all. The Limerick School of Art and Design (LSAD) will also present short films from Ireland on the programme.

Join us for a fun night of European film screenings in Limerick.
Experience the diversity & richness of contemporary European cinema through a selection of short films from 9 countries, & vote for your favorite!

Presented by EUNIC Ireland, the 2026 Short Shorts from Europe Film Festivalfeatures shorts from Cyprus, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Slovenia, all shown in their original languages with English subtitles.

The Irish shorts are presented in collaboration with the Limerick School of Art and Design, and SETU Waterford.

After the screenings, vote for your favorite film live from your smartphone!


Presented by EUNIC Ireland in association with TUS Limerick, SETU Waterford, ATU Galway, University of Galway and Cork International Film Festival.

EUNIC – European Union National Institutes for Culture – is the European network of organisations engaging in cultural relations and cooperation. It advocates a prominent role of culture in international relations and is a strategic partner of the EU.

All welcome!

The event is FREE but places are limited and it is essential to book using this Eventbrite’s page.

Running time: 77 mins

Free entry with registration – Click HERE for tickets or the image above
Full Programme

On Thursday, October 15th, the Music Production and Technology programme is proud to present their next Load-In Session with Sound Designer and Composer Mark Bergin!

A TUS alumni and award-winning studio owner, Mark will share his expertise in sound design for film and demonstrate his passion for composition. He’ll have lots to show and discuss with plenty of time for a QnA so pop in if you are in free time or whenever you become free (open door policy).

This will be open to other programmes in Digital Arts & Media so will be a nice opportunity to meet like-minded colleagues.

Hope to see you there!

diff Campus Tour Irish Shorts Programme followed by Directors Q&A

Thursday 8th October 6pm

🎟️All screenings are FREE to attend

🍕Free Pizza for ticket holders !

📍 TUS Millennium Theatre Moylish Limerick 

 🎟️ FREE ADMISSION -BOOKING LINK

Irish Shorts Film Programme 2026

🎬Dolorosa (2022) directed by Emma Martin & Hugh O’Connor 

🎬The Parting (2025) directed by Maríssa Aroy 

🎬You’re Not Home (2022) directed by Derek Ugochukwu (filmed in Limerick with support by Engine Shorts)

🎬Rendezvous (2025) directed by Lydia Stone (TUS Athlone graduate) 

🎬How to Skin a Cheetah (2024) directed by Meghan O’Shaughnessy 

🎬We Beg to Differ (2024) directed by Ruairí Bradley  

🎬Postpartum (2023) directed by Tania Notaro

🎬Retirement Plan (2024) directed by John Kelly

Book Tickets via link or scan QR Code 

Presented by LSAD Digital Arts and Media Programmes in association with TUS Film Society – all welcome!

Get ready to dive into Irish Film brought to you by the DIFF Irish campus cinema tour at TUS Limerick

Three evenings of Irish cinema as Dublin International Film Festival brings its DIFF Irish Campus Tour to Technological University of the Shannon in Limerick.

All screenings are FREE to attend.

24 September | 18:00–20.30
Waveriders + Director/ Producer Joel Conroy Q&A

1 October | 18:00–20.30
Garage + Screenwriter Mark O’Halloran Q&A

8 October | 18:00–20:30
Shorts Programme + Film maker Q+A

Join us on campus for three evenings celebrating the creativity, talent and diversity of Irish filmmaking.

📍 TUS Millenium Theatre. Moylish Limerick
🎟️ FREE ADMISSION

🚪Doors open 6pm

Event presented by LSAD TUS Creative Broadcast and Film Production and Music Technology and Production programmes in association with TUS LSAD Film Society

Inquiries: muireann.debarra@tus.ie

Ckick the poster above to get tickets!

Built to Run Documentary

Posted: June 27, 2026 in Documentary
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A short documentary about the TUS Motorsport team and their challenge to design, build and run a competitive racing car to challenge other European student teams at the UK home of motorsport… Silverstone.

Produced by LSAD’s in-house production unit; Film CEL.
Music: ‘1960s 2 house insta ab oz’
by mobygratis

contact: filmcel@tus.ie

Limerick School of Art and Design TUS

The LSAD Graduate Showcase is back for 2026. Kicking off at Limerick School of Art and Design, Clare Street Campus on Saturday 30th May will be an exciting selection of student work in multiple disciplines as well as a chance to meet the students themselves and discuss their creations and processes, featuring all LSAD Departments and Programmes – Fine Art, Design and Digital Media

Film CEL will be there once again to record the highlights of the day as well as getting images of all the different art works, film productions and creative ideas.

Everyone welcome and we hope to see you there.

Limerick School of Art & Design -TUSTechnological University of the Shannon

Italian Film Festival will take place on 30th April and 1st May (Thursday and Friday).

You can view the full programme, including times and details, here: https://lnkd.in/df5zedXS

The event is free to attend – however, booking a ticket on Eventbrite is recommended so that we can manage numbers effectively.
 
Programme:
 
Thursday, 30th April
6:00pm – Opening Reception
8:00pm – Un anno di scuola by Laura Samani (Drama, 2025, 102’)
Friday, 1st May
5:00pm – Chiara by Susanna Nicchiarelli (Drama, 2022, 106’)
7:30pm – Elvira Notari: Oltre il silenzio by Valerio Ciriaci (Documentary, 2025, 90’) + Q&A with the director

*We are especially delighted to welcome the director, #ValerioCiriaci, who will be present for a Q&A following the final screening on Friday – don’t miss it!

Limerick School of Art & Design -TUS
Film in Limerick