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LIT Film Festival 2011


Last years main sponsor,Sony Professional Europe, have expressed their interest in again sponsoring the now annual LIT Film Festival.
The 2011 event will be held over two days with the first day consisting of an industry exhibition featuring such companies as Sony to name but a few.
The competition is, this year, open to not just third level colleges but the general public and there have been entries submitted already from counties Limerick, Cork and Louth.
For more information on the festival as well as details on the exhibition and how to become a sponsor, please email simon@appleboxmedia.ie

More soon!!!

LIT Film Festival 2011

LIT Film Festival 2011

The Japanese Film Festival will launch in Cork City, on Friday October 29th before touring Limerick, Galway and Dublin throughout November. As with the festival’s two previous installments, the event is co-organised by the Embassy of Japan, access>CINEMA and the Ireland Japan Association.

Highlights in this year’s programme include the genre-bending ‘Fish Story’, which is set in five different time periods and incorporates such disparate subjects as punk music, plagiarism, and impending Armageddon; the classroom drama ‘Confessions’, which explores the dire consequence of unchecked bullying, and ‘The Sky Crawlers’ (directed by Mamoru Oshii, whose ‘Ghost in The Shell’ featured in last year’s Festival) which depicts a world where war has become a company sponsored reality game. The 2010 festival will also offer a rare opportunity to see the invigorating ‘Ping Pong’, a modern classic of Japanese cinema, back on the big screen where it belongs. 

The Japanese Film Festival will be based in the cinemobile in UCC, Cork from the 29th to the 31st of October, after which it will be based in the Campus screening room of UL, Limerick on November 1st and 2nd. Following this the Cinemobile will move to Galway’s Waterside area from the 5th to the 7th of November whereby it will reach its final destination of Dublin’s Cineworld from the 12th to the 14th of November.

The Japanese Film Festival aims to foster a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and society among Irish citizens and to strengthen the cultural ties between the two countries. As such there will be a number of special cultural events at certain venues, for more information about these visit www.accesscinema.ie.

Taken from the ITFN.ie website

To Obtain an application form for the 2nd Annual LIT Film Festival Competition see the following links:

Application Form

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10056372/LIT%20FILM%20FEST%20ENTRY%20FORM.pdf

Articles of Submision

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10056372/LIT%20FILM%20FESTIVAL%202011%20Articles%20of%20Submission.pdf\

 

LIT Film Festival 2011

 

LIT Film Festival 2011

LIT Film Festival 2011

Hi all

The Application Form and Articles of Submission are now available for the 2nd Annual LIT Film Festival Awards 2011.

This years festival will take place over two days on April 14th and 15th 2011 at Limerick Institute of Technology. After last years successful opening the organizers have decided to expand the competition to the general public. This will open the the standard to all levels of the video profession in the region.

On April 14th there will be an industry exhibition by multiple companies as well as workshops from industry professionals. Details of this will follow in due course.

On April 15th at the Millennium Theatre, there will be the film viewing during the day followed by the awards night. This will be an invitational event. Again more details will follow in due course.

If you would like to enter here is the link for the application form and Articles of Submission

Application Form

Articles of Submission

 

If you require further information then check out the Facebook Page and the Twitter updates @litfilmfestival

Here is a link to the latest episode of Apple Bites featuring, Limerick Live and Tweak events.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQmIIpTr82Q&feature=youtube_gdata_player

The Outlaw Concy Ryan - Cast

Camera Op and Editor

Production Took place on location in Limerick this week of a short trailer for ‘The Outlaw Concy Ryan’. This will be entered into the RTE Storyland Competition in the coming weeks. Post Production is taking place as I write this and it should be locked and read for delivery in the coming days.

Directed by Ivan McMahon (Two Hungry Fish Productions) and Produced by AppleBox Media, this trailer sees the ‘Limerick Uncovered’ Internet star Concy Ryan, making his reappearance to the TFT screen. Below are some pics of the shoot.

More soon.

(Photos by Gerard Ryan)

The Meteor Press Ball in the Strand Hotel on Saturday night was an enjoyable evening. Applebox Media had the pleasure of sharing a table with Southern Advertising . The night was in aid of Barnardos, with participants and sponsors giving generously to the chosen charity.

Vera & Simon

Vera Knowles and Simon (Applebox Media) at the Meteor Press Ball 2010

Last week saw Applebox Media film another scene for the short film Scumbag Millionaire starring Francis Ryan. This scene was filmed on location at the Carpark on Lower Gearldgriffin Street, in Limerick. Penned by Francis and yours truly, the story tells of one mans struggle to get to the top of a gang but quickly realises that its getting out is the goal when alot of money comes into play.

In this scene Francis is met by his friend Will, played by Sean Flynn, who provides him with transport to get around and to avoid being seen.

This production is due to be complete by January 2011.

This week’s Apple Bites features Author Henry Martin, Adare is named Limerick County’s Tidiest Town.

Limerick’s Community Policing Unit receive an award at the People of the Year Awards, and the Brad Pitt Light Orchestra release their new album.

This course offers an introduction to basic video production, including camera operation, audio recording, directing, producing and post-production techniques, including editing and effect creation.
Students will learn how to create a professional short documentary and explore the theory of video production by analysing a variety of television programmes.
Having successfully completed this programme, the learner will have an understanding of:
1. Video and Audio mediums.
2. Television styles and formats.
3. Camera operation.
4. Shooting techniques.
5. Directing talent and crew.
6. Video Lighting including 3-point setup.
7. Recording sound for video, working with the camera or recording separately, recording wild track or ambient sound.
8. Editing operation including introduction to Avid Media Composer or Adobe Premier.
9. Post-production effects and outputting to numerous mediums such as TV, DVD, Websites, Mobile Devices, etc.

Introduction to Video and Audio mediums; Television styles and formats; Camera Operation; Shooting techniques 1: camera operation; framing; rules of third; mise-en-shot & mise-en-scence; Shooting techniques 2: composition, white balance, lenses, focus, camera movement; Directing talent and crew; Video Lighting including: 3-point setups; Recording sound for video, working with the camera or recording separately, recording wild track or ambient sound; Editing operation including introduction to Avid Media Composer (Broadcast Industry Standard) or Adobe Premiere; Editing theory and styles; Post-production effects and outputting to Numerous mediums such as TV, DVD, Websites, Mobile Devices etc.

There are no formal entry requirements to take this module, however this is not an introductory level modules and some familiarity with the area as well as a level of independent study would be expected for successful completion.

Contact: Simon McGuire
Tel: 061 208802 (ext 445)
Email: simon.mcguire@lit.ie