This episode features the new building at the Moylish Campus and the EUNIC Film Festival at the Millennium Theatre. Word On The Street is a non-for-profit news programme, produced by Film CEL, the in-house production unit, consisting of students and staff members of Limerick School of Art and Design TUS. Opening theme track: Ampyx & SANDR – New Colors
Limerick School of Art and Design TUS.
Limerick School of Art & Design -TUS to host EUNIC Short Shorts Film Festival for Europe 2025 – Thursday 16th October at 6 pm – TUS – Millennium Theatre.
All welcome! Admission free but advance booking required.
EUNIC Short Shorts from Europe 2025
The 2025 edition of the EUNIC Short Shorts from Europe Film Festival focuses on animation cinema and will feature short films from Cyprus, Hungary, Portugal, Poland, Ireland, Croatia, Spain, Italy, France, and Slovenia, screened in their original language with English subtitles. The opening night will be held on Thursday, 16 October, at 6 pm at the Millennium Theatre, TUS Limerick.
All films in English or with English subtitles.
After the screenings, viewers will have the chance to vote for their favourite short film.
EUNIC – EU National Institutes for Culture is the network of European Union National Institutes of Culture, bringing together the cultural institutes and offices of EU member countries in Ireland.
Event organised by – Creative Broadcast and Film Production LSAD TUS, Department of Digital Arts and Media, Limerick. For more information please contact:
stefano.odorico@tus.ie
Eventbrite link:
https://lnkd.in/eqN7HNEx
Adobe have released their new mobile version of their flagship NLE, Adobe Premiere for iOS devices. This new iteration replaces the basic Adobe Rush app which didn’t take off as well as Adobe had anticipated all those years ago.
See the download info HERE
According to Wired:
ADOBE HAS HAD a busy year designing and redesigning a number of its most popular apps for mobile, and Premiere for iPhone is the latest—a mobile-first video editing workflow that adapts most of the tools from the desktop version of Premiere to a mobile user interface. You can trim, layer, edit, and even auto-generate captions, alongside all the basic editing features you’d expect, like color and exposure adjustments.
The automatic resizing feature is particularly nice, adapting videos to both horizontal and landscape platforms, making sure your subject is centered for both cuts. As with anything Adobe releases these days, there are plenty of AI-powered features, including the ability to generate backgrounds from a prompt and create sound effects from your voice.
Premiere for iPhone is free, though if you want to use the AI features, you’ll have to buy credits within the app. According to Adobe, the Android version is still under development. —Scott Gilbertson
Colin Michael has released a tutorial for iOS users on the app which can be viewed below:
It remains to be seen if this software will be adopted by mobile editors, as it has some stiff competition with Blackmagic’s Da Vinci Resolve for iOS.
Time will tell whether it fills a gap in the market or become another “Rush” ed project.
Simon McGuire 