Film CEL Promo 2024

Posted: January 31, 2024 in Craft & Craftsmanship, Education, Film
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Promotional Video for Film CEL 2024.
Produced by the Crew of Film CEL at the Moylish Campus, LSAD, TUS, Limerick.

The Mad Hatter is on a quest to find the tea party after the cheshire cat has hidden it. Followings clues and signs The Hatter must find the location of the party before time runs out. This was a production for the Ballybrown Community Council with filming and editing all taking place on Saturday 17th December. Many thanks to all the community for the help they offered on this. Special mentions to both Triona Mulcahy (The Mad Hatter) and Vera Knowles (Voice over)

The award is open to all students enrolled in a film programme and films can’t be any longer than twenty minutes, including titles and credits and must be submitted through FilmFreeway.

The winning film will be screened at the Catalyst International Film Festival and will receive €1,000 sponsored by the TUS Digital Arts and Media Department in Limerick. 

Catalyst International Film Festival National Student Short Film Award is designed to recognise and celebrate the work of emerging student filmmakers from across the country.

Catalyst International Film Festival is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in the film industry, and this award is a key part of that mission.

The festival is keen to engage with emerging filmmakers, ‘new’ rather than inevitably ‘young’, in order to broaden the horizons of potential future filmmakers and audience members.

All Catalyst Award Judges comprise esteemed professionals and experts from the film industry, guaranteeing that the work of the finalists will be showcased to pertinent industry figures, thereby presenting an exceptional opportunity for the winning filmmaker.

Previous Catalyst Awards judges include Colm Bairéad, Rebecca Daly, Frank Berry, Ursula Rani Sarma, Paddy Breathnach and Nell Roddy.

“We are thrilled to launch this new Award in association with TUS” said Dr Susan Liddy, Director of Catalyst.

“We believe that talent is plentiful but opportunities can be limited, and we are committed to supporting emerging filmmakers from all backgrounds. We look forward to seeing the submissions and celebrating the work of the next generation of filmmakers.”

James Greenslade, Head of Department, Digital Arts and Media, TUS, added: “Empowering emerging filmmakers to share their diverse narratives and voices is not just a celebration of their talent but a pivotal step in shaping a more inclusive and expansive film landscape. Through this platform, we embrace the power of film to inspire, connect, and pave the way for the future of storytelling.”

Entries will be accepted up until February 6, 2024 and the festival will be on from April 18-20, 2024. 

For more information or to submit a film, click here.

This is the second episode of the current series of the student produced programme Word On The Street, featuring stories on the Ennis International Fantasy Film Festival, the New TUS Website and the special Foley Sound Effects workshop that took place in the Millennium Theatre.

Catalyst Open for Entries

Posted: November 29, 2023 in Film, Film Festival

Fuel Your Passion, Ignite Your Impact: 

Catalyst International Film Festival National Student Film Award 2024

Your Story, Your Spotlight, Your Future!

Get your work seen by the right people in the industry.

The Judges for the National Student Film Award are industry experts, providing a chance for students to have their work evaluated by working professionals in the film field.

Your chance to make a difference in the film industry is here. Submit today: https://filmfreeway.com/CatalystInternationalFilmFestival

Join us at Catalyst International Film Festival 2024 as we shine a spotlight on under-representation in:

Gender

Social & Economic Exclusion

Race

Disability

Age

Sexual Orientation

But that’s not all! We welcome all stories addressing under-representation, even if it’s not on the list. 

PRIZES include industry expert consultations and support, equipment hire, studio hire, and more tbc. 

‘Gaza’ charity film screening in aid of AMJAAD. TUS Millennium Theatre- Thursday 7th December 7pm.
Book tix and donate via https://gazafilm.eventbrite.ie/
Free admission- Booking essential -All welcome

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.
Episode 1 of Series 7.

This new episode covers the new strategic plan for Apprenticeships for the Mid-West, The EUNIC Film Festival as well as other news from the Moylish Campus of TUS.

This programme is produced by Film CEL, (Film Craftsmanship, Excellence and Learning) and is shot on location at the Moylish Campus.

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