Tá Féile Scannán an Daingin ag tairiscint duais airgid €5,000 don Togra Gearrscannán as Gaeilge is fearr.

Tá áthas ar Fhéile Scannán an Daingin an dara ‘Físín’ a fhógairt. Fáiltímid roimh iarratais ar thograí gearrscannán i nGaeilge.

D’éirigh go h-iontach le comórtas na bliana seo d’imigh tharainn. Chríochnaigh an buaiteoir, Cathal Ó Cuaig, a dhuais-scannán (An Cluiche) ag deireadh 2011.

Gheobhaidh an buaiteoir duais airgid €5,000 maraon le luach €1000 de threallamh soilsithe urraithe ag comhlucht Chian de Buitléar, Teach Solais.

Roghnófar cúigear scannánóir chun teacht go dtí an chéad Féile Scannán an Daingin eile a sheolfar ar Lá Fhéile Pádraig 2011. Beidh an cúigear mar aoínna speisialta ag an bhféile agus tabharfar an deis dóibh a dtograí a chur i láthair an phainéil le linn na féile. Tá painéal iontach curtha le chéile, lena n-áirítear Éamon de Buitléar féin, scríbhneoirí áitiiúla Louise Ní Fhiannachta agus Marina Ní Dhubháin agus Cathal Watters(Muide Éire).

Tá an deis seo á cur ar fáil ag an bhféile chun spreagadh a thabhairt do scríobh scripteanna scannán as Gaeilge. Tor Cotton, duine d’urraithe na féile a mhol an tuairim.

Tá an comórtas dírithe orthu siúd a bhfuil péis speisialta i scannáin maraon le díograis don Ghaeilge acu. Is mian leis an bhféile tograí a fheiceáil ó na canúintí áitiúla go léir. Tá an comórtas oscailte do dhaoine aonair nó grúpaí, do mhic léinn na hIdirbhliana agus ar aghaidh suas go dtí scannánóirí gairmiúla. Tá foirm iarratais ar fáil le híoslódáil ar www.dinglefilmfestival.com nó is féidir rphost a sheoladh go fisin@dinglefilmfestival.com. Is é an dáta deiridh a nglacfar le hiarratais ná 31ú Eanáir, 2011.

Bronnfar duais airgid €5,000 agus luach €1,000 de threallamh soilsiúcháin ar chíos, ar an gcur i láthair rathúil ag an bhféile agus fillfidh siad ar an nDaingean lena scannán críochnaithe i 2013. Bronnfar leabhar nótaí cuimhneacháin leathair  ar an gcúigear scannánóir, leathar deartha ag Conor Holden.

Is ag Féile Idirnáisiúnta Scannán an Daingin a bronntar Gradam Gregory Peck, gradam atá buaite cheana féin ag Gabriel Byrne, Cillian Murphy, Jim Sheridan, Sir Alan Parker, Saoirse Ronan agus Sarah Miles. Beidh an 6ú Féile sa Mhárta seo chugainn. Seolfar í ar an 15ú Márta agus leanfaidh sí ar aghaidh go dtí an 18ú Márta 2012.

Breis eolais ar Físín: Brenda Ní Shúilleabháin ar 066 9152665/087 2999616  nó rphost fisin@dinglefilmfestival.com

Dingle International Film Festival offers €5,000 cash prize for Irish language Short Film Proposal.

The Dingle International Film Festival is delighted to announce the second ‘Físín’, a call to filmmakers to submit a short film proposal in the Irish language.

The competition was a wonderful success last year. The winner was Cathal Ó Cuaig who finished filming his winning script (An Cluiche) at the end of 2011.

The winner of the competition will receive a cash prize of €5,000 and €1,000 worth of lighting equipment hire sponsored by Cian de Buitléar’s company Teach Solais.

Five filmmakers will be selected to travel to the next Dingle International Film Festival in March. Each of the five will be treated as festival guests and  will be given the opportunity to pitch their proposal to a panal during the festival. A wonderful panel has been put together, including, writer Louise Ní Fhiannachta, writer Marina Ní Dhubháin and director Cathal Watters(Muide Éire).

The opportunity has been put together by the festival to encourage writing of film scripts in the Irish language. Tor Cotton, one of the festival sponsors came up with the idea.

The competition is aimed at people who combine a special interest in film alongside a commitment to the Irish language. The festival is keen to see proposals from all local dialects. This opportunity is open to any individual or group from Transitional students right through to professionals. The application is available to download at www.dinglefilmfestival.com or you can email fisin@dinglefilmfestival.com. The closing date for entries is Febuary 17th 2012.

The winning pitch at the festival will receive €5,000 cash prize and €1,000 worth of rental lighting equipment and will return to Dingle with their finilised film in 2013. Each finilist will also receive a personalised commemorative leather notebook designed by Conor Holden and full access to the festival.

The Dingle International Film Festival, established in 2007, home to The Gregory Peck Award and who’s guests have included Gabriel Byrne, Cillian Murphy, Jim Sheridan, Sir Alan Parker, Saoirse Ronan & Sarah Miles,  will have its 6th edition next March opening the 15th March and running until Sunday the 18th March 2012.

For further information please contact Brenda Shúilleabháin:

on 066 9152665/087 2999616  or email fisin@dinglefilmfestival.com.

 

 

 

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Shorts Programme

by maurice on November 15, 2011

Shorts Programme presented by Maurice Galway CEO Dingle International Film Festival

Venue: Franciscan Friary, 4 Merchants’ Quay, Dublin 8. Phone 01 6771128

Time: 7pm Tea & Coffee

Free

Date: Wednesday 30th November 2011

Following each short screening, there will be the opportunity to have a brief discussion. The shorts being presented cover a number of issues including: poverty, cultural diversity in Dublin and the Chernobyl disaster. In contrast, we will also have some fun with films dealing with meditation, fitting in, risk of going abroad by sea, Inter city view of Dublin and never giving up. This selection of shorts demonstrate great skills in Irish film, documentary and animation today. A number of the filmmakers may be present.

Founded before 1233, Adam and Eve’s has taken on a number of very different aspects. The Merchants Quay Ireland project includes two very active ministries directed towards the poor and needy in the centre-city area. One element is a specialized ministry to drug-users. The other is a ministry to the poor and especially the homeless, giving them food and advice.

The Short Film Programme Includes:

The White Dress

Director: Vanessa Gildea

Producer: David Lawless

Duration: 4mins

Terminal Communication

Director/Producer: Michael Fortune

Duration: 2mins 53secs

Deep End Dance

Director: Conor Horgan

Producer: Martha O Neill

Duration: 6mins

The Door

Director: Juanita Wilson

Producer: Louise Curran & James Flynn

Duration: 17mins

Moore Street Masala

Director: David O Sullivan

Producer: Jason Doyle

Duration: 5mins

Bye Bye Now

Director/Producer: Aideen O Sullivan & Ross Whitaker

Duration: 15mins

Escape

Director John Rice

Producer: JAM Media

Duration: 7 mins

Dublin 1

Director: Jason Tammemagi

Producer: Gerard O ‘Rourke

Duration: 11mins

Pilgrim

Director: Matthew Darragh

Producer: Gerard O ‘Rourke

Duration: 3mins

The Monk & The Fly  
Director: Matthew Darragh
Producer: Sean Smith
Duration: 3mins

Total running time 74mins

The event is free

Next Dingle International Film Festival – March 15 to March 18 2012

Visit: www.dinglefilmfestival.com


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Michael O Sullivan

by maurice on November 10, 2011

Michael Francis O Sullivan passed away yesterday. As one friend said a great old spirit gone. The Festival will never be the same without Michael. The way he welcomed everyone into The Phoenix Cinema was always so generous. I will miss his love of film, our conversations, his style but mostly the man himself, a true gentleman. My deepest sympathy to Francis, Kathleen & Sean. Rest in Peace Michael.

Michael with Cillian Murphy and myself at the festival

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Rain stops the Shorts

by maurice on October 25, 2011

Very sorry to say that tomorrow nights shorts programme has been cancelled due to the heavy rain fall in Dublin. The Friary building has been flooded and has been closed. Experts are saying that a month of rain fell in Dublin yesterday in half a day. I will keep you posted in relation to the next screening.

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Addition – The Monk & The Fly

by maurice on October 24, 2011

Delighted to announce that The Monk & The Fly directed by Matthew Darragh and produced by Sean Smith has been added to The Shorts Programme in The Franciscan Friary on Merchant’s Quay, Dublin on this Wednesday evening at 7pm. All details below in the last news item.

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Shorts Programme

by maurice on October 19, 2011

Moore Street Masala

Moore Street Masala screening as part of the shorts programme

Shorts Programme presented by Maurice Galway CEO Dingle International Film Festival

Venue: Franciscan Friary, 4 Merchants’ Quay, Dublin 8. Phone 01 6771128

Time: 7pm Tea & Coffee

Date: Wednesday 26th October 2011

Following each short screening, there will be the opportunity to have a brief discussion. The shorts being presented cover a number of issues including: poverty, cultural diversity in Dublin and the Chernobyl disaster. In contrast, we will also have some fun with films dealing with meditation, fitting in, risk of going abroad by sea, Inter city view of Dublin and never giving up. This selection of shorts demonstrate great skills in Irish film, documentary and animation today. A number of the filmmakers may be present.

Founded before 1233, Adam and Eve’s has taken on a number of very different aspects. The Merchants Quay Ireland project includes two very active ministries directed towards the poor and needy in the centre-city area. One element is a specialized ministry to drug-users. The other is a ministry to the poor and especially the homeless, giving them food and advice.

The Short Film Programme Includes:

The White Dress

Director: Vanessa Gildea

Producer: David Lawless

Duration: 4mins

Terminal Communication

Director/Producer: Michael Fortune

Duration: 2mins 53secs

Deep End Dance

Director: Conor Horgan

Producer: Martha O Neill

Duration: 6mins

The Door

Director: Juanita Wilson

Producer: Louise Curran & James Flynn

Duration: 17mins

Moore Street Masala

Director: David O Sullivan

Producer: Jason Doyle

Duration: 5mins

Bye Bye Now

Director/Producer: Aideen O Sullivan & Ross Whitaker

Duration: 15mins

Escape

Director John Rice

Producer: JAM Media

Duration: 7 mins

Dublin 1

Director: Jason Tammemagi

Producer: Gerard O ‘Rourke

Duration: 11mins

Pilgrim

Director: Matthew Darragh

Producer: Gerard O ‘Rourke

Duration: 3mins

Total running time 71mins

Next Dingle International Film Festival – March 15 to March 18 2012

Visit: www.dinglefilmfestival.com


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Dingle Calling New Irish Film

October 3, 2011

Dingle Calling New Irish Film For 2012 Dingle Film Festival are planning a CELEBRATION OF IRISH FILM  - COMÓRADH A DHÉANAMH AR AN SCANNÁN ÉIREANNACH CALL FOR NEW IRISH FILMS - AG LORG SCANNÁN NUA ÉIREANNACHA   “The National Geographic has cited Dingle as ‘the most beautiful place on earth’.  Dingle Film Festival is now in its 6th year. Overlooking [...]

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Launch of MOHCFF

June 11, 2011

Maurice Galway, CEO, Dingle Film Festival, at the launch of the Maureen O Hara Classic Film Festival on June 9th in Glengarraiff. Share

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Glengarriff Celebrates Hollywood with The Maureen O’Hara Classic Film Festival

June 1, 2011

Maurice Galway, CEO/Artistic Director of Dingle Film Festival,  will be speaking at the launch of the Maureen O Hara Classic Film Festival. The launch will take place in Glengarriff, Eccles Hotel at 2pm on Tuesday the 7th June. Also speaking at the launch will be George Hook and CEO of The Maureen O Hara Foundation, Frank McCarthy. [...]

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ONE HUNDRED MORNINGS

May 3, 2011

Award-winning new Irish drama One Hundred Mornings in cinemas nationwide on Friday! (MAY 6TH) “Intelligent, delicate debut” The New York Times Critics Pick “Excellent” The Irish Times One Hundred Mornings is the uncompromising and unforgettable new Irish film that asks what would you do if society suddenly collapsed? Two normal Irish couples struggle to stay alive [...]

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