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There will be a number of them , including an industry one like last years " selling your short " workshop . I’ll get some details there this evening and post em up.
We also hope to run 2 – 3 workshops on lighting , location sound and maybe directing . We’ll
be posting details when it’s put togetherhere are the details of the cork film festival workshops
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1. ‘The Business of Shorts’ sessions which will take place on Friday,
October 19th. This is run with the support of FAS Screen Training Ireland
and is a useful opportunity to hear from Sales Agents, Programmers,
Producers and others as to how best you can succeed in the short film
marketplace.2. Meet The Funders: An opportunity to learn from funders in Ireland what
they are looking for and what funding is available for short films.3. Bord Scannan na hEireann will host a seminar announcing developments in
the Bord’s short film policy. This will take place on Saturday 20th at 2pm.
There will be a BSE Reception later that day.
[/quote:968a4]Cheers lads, nice one, should be a good week. I’m not from Cork but I hope to go down there for the whole week. I’ve applied to volunteer for the festival but I definitely want to get to all the workshops that I can. Are the places for workshops limited, do ya need to book like? Any idea what the prices are like?
Dont know mate? suppose it will be posted on the website soon enough?
"VF86":9dafa wrote:Cheers lads, nice one, should be a good week. I’m not from Cork but I hope to go down there for the whole week. I’ve applied to volunteer for the festival but I definitely want to get to all the workshops that I can. Are the places for workshops limited, do ya need to book like? Any idea what the prices are like?[/quote:9dafa]You generally do need to book.
I think the selling shorts one was 50 euros last year…
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