Released today, is the 2 DVD Disc set called ‘Munster, Magners League Champions. This contains the Magners League final match in full, Road to the Grand Final Documentary, INterviews with the players and coaches as well as the Australia game in full and player interviews.
We had shot the interviews with the players and coaches on location in UL arena earlier this summer. Check it out.
Scumbag Millionaire has made the initial cut for the Institute of Videography Awards 2011 (IOV).
This cermony will take place at the ProVideo conference in October of this year.
For more information please click HERE
Scumbag Millionaire didn’t come away with any awards from the Dare Media Underground Short Film Festival on Saturday night, however we did get short listed into the final three for the Best Director award which is some feat considering there was a large number of films entered. Every film maker loves to get an award but there is also a sense of achievement to be short listed for any category. That you made an impression in some way.
Scumbag millionaire has been a labour of love like most short films but it was the great cast and crew that brought the idea to life.
Check out the new episode of Limerick Insider – Riverfest Special
This is the second episode of Limerick Insider, hosted by Limerick.ie and produced by Applebox Media.
If you like this internet video please take the opportunity to fill out the survey below and return it to the following email address.
Simon@appleboxmedia.ie
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LIT Film Festival Logo
Best Camera – Forgiven
Best Lighting – Dear Air
Best Sound – Walsh
Best Editor – Alfred
Best Acting – Freebound
Best Script – He Waits
Best Director – Police Cops
Best Factual – Leslie Carter, Irish Muslim
Best Artistic – once upon a time in Siberia
Best Drama – Starstruck
Adjudicators Award – Tost Dorcha An Gheimhridh
Best Overall Film – In the Open
Well done to all film makers who entered the competition. Details of next years LIT Film Festival will be release soon.
Thank you to everyone who attended or helped out over the weeks events.
Simon.
Monday 11th – Belltable Arts Centre
Today saw the launch of events of the LIT Film Festival 2011 at the Belltable Arts Centre on O’Connell Street.
The Limerick Film Forum took place with a script reading of Dermott Petty’s (Dir) film, ‘Time Travel and the Leaving Cert’. With multiple cast members present, the audience were given an insight to how a script is rehearsed by a director and his cast. Dermott answered questions afterwards and stated that he hoped to get funding for the project and start production some time later this year.
Make sure you get to the Exhibition Day (Tuesday). Promises to be a great opportunity for budding film and video makers alike with workshops from Rory Gavin of Reelgood Facilities, Dublin and a Sony Workshop on HDV and XDCAM EX Cameras with also some brand new cameras direct from Sony HQ in London.
The programme of events was launch yesterday and there has been hugh interest in the festival. Out of 70 application forms, 45 films made it in. We would like to say a big thankyou to everyone who entered. The films are currently being judged and sorted in to the catagories:
Best Camera, Best Lighting, Best Sound, Best Editing, Best Story, Best Acting, Best Director, Best Factual, Best Artistic, Best Drama, Special Adjudicators Award and Best Overall Film.
While we hope everyone gets a nomination in at least one catagory, some films may not reach the standard every category.
Screenings of the Films will be on Wednesday 13th and Thursday 14th April at the Millennium Theatre.
As for the awards night… its going to be a big one with the glammour and glitz and red carpet. We have set up a special ticketing system for the Friday night event (15th April) and you can avail of that here.
Simon McGuire 