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The Department of Digital Arts & Media are pleased to bring you an exciting interactive Foley Workshop exploring the Art of Foley Sound.

Presented by award winning sound artists Caoimhe Doyle & Jean Wall of:The Foley Lab. 


Foley Sound for Screen
Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of Foley sound & learn how to create realistic audio effects for screen at our in-person event.www.eventbrite.ie

“from delivering dragon eggs on Reign of Fire to knocking out teeth in Killing of A Sacred Deer, its lots of fun” 

Caoimhe Doyle and Jean McGrath with over 20 years’ experience are international award winning, renowned Foley Artists and Mixers heading up the award winning Foleylab production company in Wicklow. Their bio includes The Favourite, The Killing of a Sacred Dear, Game of Thrones, Room, Frank, Ripper Street, Love/Hate, Reign of Fire, and The Borgias to name a few! The workshop is an exciting interactive celebration of all things sound making, where Caoimhe and Jean share their passion and some Foley secrets with an enraptured audience. Not to be missed. All Welcome! 

Details: Thursday 30th : Morning Session 09:30 – 12:30 Afternoon Session: 13:30 – 15:00 

Location: The Millennium Theatre, Moylish Campus, TUS, V94EC5T 

Further info: 

Awards 

2023 – MPSE Golden Reel Nomination – The Quiet Girl 

2019 – MPSE Golden Reel Nomination – The Favourite 

2012 – MPSE Golden Reel Award – Games of Thrones, Season 1 

2012 – IFTA Award Nomination – Game of Thrones, Season 1 

2011 – Primetime Emmy Nomination – Games of Thrones, S 1 

2009 – IFTA Award Nomination – Niko, Way to the Stars 

2008 – MPSE Golden Reel Award Nomination – Eastern Promises 

Testimonials 

Further Info 

Department of Digital Arts & Media 

To book your place reserve your ticket on our Eventbrite site: Link

Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. 

Any queries: nora.nifhlatharta@tus.ie 

“The Mid-West of Ireland has massive potential as a major Film/TV production location. In a few shorts years, the region has made great strides in developing the sector, with a rapidly growing crew-base, the biggest film studio in Ireland, new companies launched and numerous features and TV-series choosing to film in Limerick, Tipperary and Clare. Our ambition for the sector is huge, and it’s great to be working with the team at Olsberg SPI and local stakeholders to carry out an in-depth analysis of the Mid-West’s current film production capacity. The resulting report will look at our strengths, weaknesses, constraints and capacity gaps in key areas of production and skills, as well as the opportunities for future growth.

Thank you to our funders and champions for their continued support and vision to develop the sector here, and especially to our report funders; Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, Midwest Regional Skills Forum, and the Local Enterprise Offices in Clare, Tipperary and in Limerick. And to all those who have taken part in the survey, consultations and roundtable discussions to date. We are looking forward to 2024, the launch of the new report and to many more productions and successes in the region.”

Paul C. Ryan, Film Commissioner/Regional Film Manager, Mid-West Region, Ireland.

Photo from the recent roundtable discussions at the Engine Collaboration Centre in Limerick featuring a panel of Further and Higher Education representatives and the Olsberg SPI and Film in Limerick teams.
Film CEL Crew of 2023 in studio

The Word On The Street, TUS’ in-house news and events programme, is in production again this year. Now in its 7th season, the crew of Film CEL will be covering stories across multiple campuses in TUS. Based on the Moylish Campus, the crew under the direction of Simon McGuire will gain knowledge of electronic news gathering (ENG) while also coming to grips with the equipment and story telling.

Here is the latest promo for the series and the first episode is due to be released in the coming weeks.

Word On The Street – Series 7 Promo

TUS, Limerick School of Art and Design (LSAD) to host EUNIC Short Shorts Film Festival for Europe – Thursday 19th October at 6 pm – TUS – Millennium Theatre

Free admission – All welcome!

Booking Information – Here

Full programme – Here 

More information – Here

Cineposium Postponed

Posted: August 25, 2023 in Film, live Event
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A decision was reached between Film in Limerick and AFCI in consultation with Fis Éireann/ Screen Ireland to postpone this year’s Cineposium event.

Created to provide education and celebrate the greater production industry, Cineposium also held great value to the host city in spotlighting its region and local infrastructure. Due to the ongoing global uncertainty within the international industry right now due to the current WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, we feel it is best for everyone who participates in Cineposium to conduct the event at a later date.

The full announcement can be found HERE

Film CEL highlights reel 2023.

HIPSTERS, ARTISTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND LOTS MORE WANTED

We are casting for extra roles in BLACKSHORE, the new RTE series shooting in Killaloe, Co. Clare and Ballina, Co. Tipperary

Filming dates

Monday May 8th

Tuesday May 9th

You must be available on the above dates and make your own way to work

To apply, email the following to

davidwestcoastcasting@gmail.com

With the subject line

Festival Extras

NAME

AGE

MOBILE

LOCATION

RECENT CLEAR PHOTOGRAPHS (FULL LENGTH)

MEASUREMENTS

Please only apply if you available all day for filming.

With just days to go, until the First Frame Event of the Dublin International Film Festival is taking place at the Millennium Theatre, TUS, below is a featurette of the short documentary ‘Dungeons & Dreams’. Produced by the 2nd Years of the Creative Broadcast & Film Production programme at LSAD, TUS, the story features Kéno McMahon, who with others use the table top game Dungeons and Dragons to explore questions of identity and gender.

The featurette was produced by Film CEL, the in-house production unit at TUS.

This is one of 11 nominations for LSAD, TUS in DIFF 2023, and also the first time that an event for the festival is taking place outside Dublin. Check out my previous post for more details of what’s happening on the day, or on the image below. Tickets are free and still available HERE or via clicking the picture below.

With one week to go until LSAD, TUS hosts the First Frame Event for the Dublin International Film Festival, further information has been released on the Panel, Live Music as well as news of nominations for LSAD Students.

11 Dept of Digital Arts and Media projects have been shortlisted for diff First Frame awards 2023 out of a total of 40 films selected from Colleges and Institutions from around the country.

LSAD Creative Broadcast and Film Production nominated films are as follows: 

👻‘Púca’ Directed by Heather Curtin 

🐉‘Dungeons and Dreams’ Directed by Simon Cunningham

🍽️‘The Finer Details’  Directed by Alyssa Fleming 

The remaining nominations featured represent works of the Clonmel Programmes in the Digital Arts and Media Department.

Dr. Susan Liddy

Further details have been added and the LSAD team have secured Dr Susan Liddy Mary Immaculate College, to open the event

Event Schedule  

9am – Event opening and welcome  

Dr Susan Liddy- Chair Women in Television and Film Ireland, Catalyst International Film Festival, Mary Immaculate College Limerick                   
Gráinne Humphreys, Festival Director DIFF 

Mike Fitzpatrick, Dean LSAD 

9am & 2pm Film Screening 

🎦 Screening of shortlisted diff First Frame awards 2023 films, animation, documentary.  

11am-1pm -TV + Film Industry Panel 11am-1pm 

📹   Laura O’Shea- Award winning film maker, diff Film Maker in Residence & Music Technology Production graduate LSAD TUS  

🎥   Philip Shanahan – Film Editor &  Creative Broadcast and Film Production graduate LSAD TUS  

🎬    Michelle Ryan– EPIK Media founder + Director & Mary I graduate 

📽    Rachael Power– National Talent Academy TV + Film Manager -Screen Skills Ireland/ Film in Limerick 

Live music 2pm  

🎵 Fer Kenobi 

🏆Spot prizes to be won on the day!  

 🎫Tickets and full schedule via Eventbrite https://bit.ly/lsadfirstframe 

About event hosts 

This event is hosted by staff and students of the Creative Broadcast and Film Production & Music Technology and Production Programmes at LSAD TUS Department of Digital Arts and Media in partnership with Dublin International Film Festival supported by Warner Bros UK.  

This event will be recorded by LSAD’s In-House Production Unit, Film CEL, with the Panel and Music Sections live streamed via DIFF’s Eventbrite page.

Further information contact 

Muireann de Barra LSAD TUS  Muireann.debarra@lit.ie   

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LSAD TUS presents diff First Frame 2023 student film awards screening and Film Industry event 

Limerick School of Art and Design, TUS in association with Dublin International Film Festival proudly presents a preview screening of diff First Frame awards 2023 nominated student films, a film industry panel discussion and live musical performance in TUS Millennium Theatre, Limerick on Wednesday 22nd February from 9am- 4.30pm.

Short Film Programme

The event includes a screening of diff First Frame 2023 Award nominees. These films are produced by third level students from around Ireland, across a range of genres including animation, documentary, experimental film and drama. The two short film programmes take place at 9am and 2.30pm. 

Film Industry Panel discussion 

A special Film industry panel of interest to film students and film makers alike takes place in TUS Millennium Theatre from 11am-1pm. This includes award winning director, diff Film Maker in Residence 2023 and TUS alumni Laura O’Shea, who’s award winning short film, ‘Wednesday’s Child’ will also be screened on the day. 

Laura is joined by Michelle Ryan – Limerick-based Director and founder of EPIK Media, and Editor and TUS (LIT) alumni Philip Shanahan.  The panel is also joined by Rachael Power, Manager of the National Talent Academy TV+Film (South) Manager and Film in Limerick representative.

Music Performance

A special film-themed live Music performance will feature Limerick-based Mexican soloist, Fer Kenobi.

Film CEL

LSAD’s In-House Production Unit, Film CEL, will be recording and providing a stream link of the event for DIFF. Details of which will be released in due course.

Schedule

9am: Short Film Programme 1

11am: Film Industry Panel 

1-2pm Lunch break 

2pm: Live Music

2.30pm: Short Film Programme 2

The event will be streamed live via diff Eventive (details TBC) 

Tickets 

Admission is free and tickets must be booked in advance via eventbrite. Over 18s. Click on the link below or the image above.