Delighted to see that Kevin Liddy’s Short Film, The Suffering Kind will be part of the Woodstock Film Festival in October.
For information see the follow link:
http://wff.pointinspace.com/festival2014/details.php?id=24754
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The Suffering Kind enters the Woodstock Film Festival.
Posted: September 20, 2014 in Editing, Film, UncategorizedTags: Kevin Liddy, The Suffering Kind, woodstock film festival
One Giant Leap – Coming Soon
Posted: September 10, 2014 in Documentary, Editing, Film, FilmingTags: Granny, Limerick City of Culture 2014, One Giant Leap, Royal De Luxe, simon mcguire
Short Teaser trailer for a new short documentary in production, focusing on a special aspect of the visit of the Royal De Luxe and ‘Granny’ to Limerick in September 2014.
Details of release soon.
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Dublin Showing of ‘The Suffering Kind’
Posted: September 4, 2014 in Cameras, Editing, FilmTags: IFI, Kevin Liddy, The Suffering Kind
The Galway Film Fleadh screened short by Kevin Liddy and Edited by myself; The Suffering Kind; will have a special screening on September 14th at the IFI in Dublin. Also to be screened will be Kevin’s award winning short ‘Horse’. Kevin and certain crew will be in attendance.
(Below is Taken from IFI website)
Ireland on Sunday is our monthly showcase for new Irish film.
The Director, Kevin Liddy will participate in a post-screening Q&A.
In his long-awaited new work, The Suffering Kind, multi-award-winning director Kevin Liddy moves away from the stark Irish countryside which defined his earlier films (Horse, Soldier’s Song and Country) to an urban setting in upstate New York. Filmed by Oscar-nominated Declan Quinn, this intimate drama about an inner city priest and a sanitation worker trying to maintain his sobriety, is about the power of delusion and the longings that haunt us.
Kevin’s first cinema short, Horse, is a muscular, poetic evocation of 1960s rural Ireland about a father’s inability to communicate with his young son, magnificently photographed by Donal Gilligan.
THE SUFFERING KIND: 26 MINUTES, IRELAND-U.S.A., 2014, COLOUR,D-CINEMA HORSE: 30 MINUTES, IRELAND, 1993,COLOUR, 35MM
To Book tickets for this special screening please visit the IFI website HERE
Behind the Scenes is back tonight.
Posted: September 1, 2014 in Cameras, Editing, Film, live Event, mediaTags: behind the scenes, Dolans, Film Limerick, limerick, Limerick City of Culture
Behind The Scenes is back tonight. Dolans Pub on the Dock road at 7pm.
See you there.
Behind the Scenes is back tonight.
Posted: September 1, 2014 in Cameras, Editing, Film, live Event, mediaTags: behind the scenes, Dolans, limerick
Behind The Scenes is back tonight. Dolans Pub on the Dock road at 7pm.
See you there.
Film Makers attending the Q&A session at Platform 74, on Aug 8th last.
Limerick City of Culture in partnership with Behind the Scenes are pleased to announce the creation of a unique and exciting scheme, Film Limerick.
The Film Limerick project presents a fantastic opportunity for new and emerging filmmakers to get their films made with both funding and industry support. This funding initiative aims to nurture creative filmmaking, and at the same time facilitating the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to Limerick.
Film Limerick is seeking Ireland’s exciting filmmaking talent to produce short films using Limerick as a location. Two successful applicants for the awards receive up to €15,000 in cash towards the production budget for their film. Each production also receives advice and support for making the films. The first screening of the two shorts will take place in Limerick as part of Limerick City of Culture 2014, and the successful filmmakers will be encouraged to submit their films to festivals both in Ireland and abroad. In addition the two shorts will be used as part of Limerick City’s bid for European City of Culture 2020.
At the heart of the Film Limerick project is the aim to shine a spotlight on Limerick as a film destination and to enable Limerick to realise its potential as a film producing hub. This will facilitate the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to use Limerick as a location. It also aims to develop a number of projects that form part of the legacy for Limerick in 2014 during its year as National City of Culture.
Film Limerick is now open for entries and are looking for filmmakers who are driving the genre of short film forward through inspirational and innovative works. Whether you are just starting out or you have been making films for years, this is your chance to shine.
The closing date for applications is: 3pm Monday 1st September 2014.
Click HERE for more information
Film Limerick Q&A Session Aug 8th
Posted: August 5, 2014 in FilmTags: behind the scenes, Film Limerick, Platform 74, Ronan Cassidy
Event Details
This event will be a Q&A session where Ronan Cassidy Project Manager for Film Limerick will answer filmmamkers questions on Film Limerick.
We look forward to meeting Filmmakers on the night, It may also be a good oppertunity to meet with fellow Filmmakers to source crew for your film.
Limerick City of Culture in partnership with Behind the Scenes are pleased to announce the creation of a unique and exciting scheme, Film Limerick.
The Film Limerick project presents a fantastic opportunity for new and emerging filmmakers to get their films made with both funding and industry support. This funding initiative aims to nurture creative filmmaking, and at the same time facilitating the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to Limerick.
Film Limerick is seeking Ireland’s exciting filmmaking talent to produce short films using Limerick as a location. Two successful applicants for the awards receive up to €15,000 in cash towards the production budget for their film. Each production also receives advice and support for making the films. The first screening of the two shorts will take place in Limerick as part of Limerick City of Culture 2014, and the successful filmmakers will be encouraged to submit their films to festivals both in Ireland and abroad. In addition the two shorts will be used as part of Limerick City’s bid for European City of Culture 2020.
At the heart of the Film Limerick project is the aim to shine a spotlight on Limerick as a film destination and to enable Limerick to realise its potential as a film producing hub. This will facilitate the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to use Limerick as a location. It also aims to develop a number of projects that form part of the legacy for Limerick in 2014 during its year as National City of Culture.
Film Limerick is now open for entries and are looking for filmmakers who are driving the genre of short film forward through inspirational and innovative works. Whether you are just starting out or you have been making films for years, this is your chance to shine.
The closing date for applications is: 3pm Monday 1st September 2014.
Click HERE to book your place for the event.
Film Limerick Scheme 2014
Posted: July 30, 2014 in FilmTags: behind the scenes, Film Limerick, Limerick City of Culture, Ronan Cassidy
Ronan Cassidy, Tommy Conlon, Mark Griffin and Simon at the Film Limerick Stand.
(Taken from http://behindthescenes.ie/index.php/film-limerick/ )
#FILMLIMERICK
Limerick City of Culture in partnership with Behind the Scenes are pleased to announce the creation of a unique and exciting scheme, Film Limerick.
The Film Limerick project presents a fantastic opportunity for new and emerging filmmakers to get their films made with both funding and industry support. This funding initiative aims to nurture creative filmmaking, and at the same time facilitating the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to Limerick.
Film Limerick is seeking Ireland’s exciting filmmaking talent to produce short films using Limerick as a location. Two successful applicants for the awards receive up to €15,000 in cash towards the production budget for their film. Each production also receives advice and support for making the films. The first screening of the two shorts will take place in Limerick as part of Limerick City of Culture 2014, and the successful filmmakers will be encouraged to submit their films to festivals both in Ireland and abroad. In addition the two shorts will be used as part of Limerick City’s bid for European City of Culture 2020.
At the heart of the Film Limerick project is the aim to shine a spotlight on Limerick as a film destination and to enable Limerick to realise its potential as a film producing hub. This will facilitate the long term goal of encouraging both established and emerging filmmakers to use Limerick as a location. It also aims to develop a number of projects that form part of the legacy for Limerick in 2014 during its year as National City of Culture.
Film Limerick is now open for entries and are looking for filmmakers who are driving the genre of short film forward through inspirational and innovative works. Whether you are just starting out or you have been making films for years, this is your chance to shine.
The closing date for applications is: 3pm Monday 1st September 2014.
For more information please see the website page HERE
Master Director to Feature at The Red Hen tonight!
Posted: July 28, 2014 in Film, live EventTags: A Soldiers song, Horse, Kevin Kiely Jr, Kevin Liddy, limerick, Motion Pictures at the Mezz, The Red Hen
Following the successful Premiere of his latest short film ‘The Suffering Kind’, at the Galway Film Fleadh, two of Kevin Liddy’s previous masterpieces of cinema, ‘Horse’ and ‘A Soldier’s Song’ will be screened at The Red Hen in Limerick tonight from 7:30pm. Motion Pictures at the Mezz is the brain child of Kevin Kiely Jr. and features different local talent every fortnight.
There’s no charge and Kevin Liddy will be in attendance. Check out Kevin’s Website HERE
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National Day of Commemoration
Posted: July 18, 2014 in Documentary, Editing, Film, live EventTags: Limerick City Hall, Limerick National Day of Commemoration
On Sunday 13th July I had the pleasure of filming Limerick’s national day of Commemoration at City Hall. The rain stayed off long enough for representatives of several religious and political backgrounds to honour all those Irishmen and Irishwomen who died in past wars or on service with the United Nations.
The completed DVD was produced for Limerick City and County Council.
Simon McGuire 