Unlock your creative potential with the BSc (Hons) in Creative Broadcast and Film Production at TUS in Limerick City. This dynamic, skills-based programme covers film and TV production, visual effects, editing, screenwriting, and more, preparing you for a thriving career in Ireland’s booming film and broadcast industry. With hands-on work placements, industry-led practices, and opportunities to showcase your work at the LSAD Graduate Show, you’ll gain the experience needed to succeed.
Film CEL is back in production once again on a new series of Word On The Street, which is now in its eight year.
Covering stories across the multiple campuses of TUS, WOTS will be bringing all the colour, faces and events that students and staff are engaged in during the academic year.
We are proud to cover these events and should there be a story you would like to see covered then drop us an email to filmcel@tus.ie
🎉 Congratulations to Creative Broadcast and Film Production final year students on presenting a fantastic showcase of work recently in Limerick’s Belltable Arts Centre. This event was run by the students with a selection of final year work presented on the big screen.
📺 Watch the CBFP4 Showcase 2024 highlights here-
All final year CBFP student audio visual-work, creative projects and behind-the-scenes shorts will be exhibited in LSAD Clare Street Boardroom from June 1st-8th and all CBFP students are welcome and encouraged to come along. The annual Piquant Creative Media Graduate Award will be announced at the LSAD Graduate showcase opening on June 1st
Please join us in celebrating their achievements – come along, enjoy the work and meet the makers.
This is the completed Millennium Sessions programme, which premiered on Wednesday 24th April. Produced by LSAD’s in-house production unit, Film CEL and the staff and students of the Music Production and Technology programme at TUS.
In this episode the crew of Film CEL report on the success of the First Frame Event for the Dublin International Film Festival that took place in the Millennium Theatre in late February; A Charity event run by the students of the Moylish campus; and the LSAD Student trip to the studios at TG4.
Produced by Film CEL, LSAD’s In-House Production Unit.
DIFF First Frame 2024 student awards special screening, industry panel and live music on February 20, TUS Millennium Theatre, Limerick.
Limerick School of Art & Design (LSAD), Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) and the iconic festival will host a special preview screening of nominated student films on February 20. Taking place at TUS Millennium Theatre, the event will showcase the emerging student film-making talent in the region and will feature a screenwriting film industry panel discussions and live musical performances.
The event will be opened by Dublin International Film Festival Director, Gráinne Humphreys and LSAD Dean, Mike Fitzpatrick. The event features an industry screenwriting panel discussion with established and emerging screenwriters – Ailbhe Keogan, Tania Notaro, Derek Ugochukwu and Film in Limerick Film Commissioner / Regional Film Manager, Paul C. Ryan. A live music performance also takes place on the day with LSAD Music Technology Production student band, Gallogly.
“This is a big moment for Limerick and our students, coupled with the growing prominence of the Irish Film industry, it’s exciting that the Dublin International Film Festival has chosen to preview its ‘First Frame’ Awards here at LSAD. This is building the confidence and ambition of our students and our future film makers.” –Mike Fitzpatrick, LSAD Dean
“This event offers students and filmmakers the opportunity to see the films and experience the buzz of the Dublin International Film Festival as part of DIFF’s regional outreach programme.”- Dublin International Film Festival Director, Gráinne Humphreys
TUS offers programmes across the film, broadcast media, music and animation industries on multiple campuses across QQI Levels 6, 7, 8 and 9 on a full-time and flexible learning basis for those seeking to upskill. TUS programmes are unique as they offer hands-on production experience and skills in addition to structured theory-based studies.
The event is supported by LSAD TUS, Dublin International Film Festival and National Talent Academies. Please feel free to share and apologies for cross posting.
PROGRAMME
10am: Short Film Screening 1
12pm: Film Industry Panel Discussion
1.15-2pm: Lunch
2pm: Music performance
2.30pm: Short Film Screening 2
4pm Event concludes
The event takes place in TUS Millennium Theatre Moylish from 9.30am – 4pm.
Admission is free and tickets must be booked in advance. Over 18s.
Simon McGuire 