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Thanks guys. I’ve a really good dop who works mainly in TV – so he’s quick too!

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Well, it didn’t win, and there weren’t any other prizes so the short answer is not very well!
Ah well, it’s still another film on the showreel!

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i should have clarified, a dublin based short film maker has announced their film is showing, making me think there’s been a change of tact and they’ve contacted filmmakers directly.
And that I prob didn’t get in then!

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Someone has posted on Twitter that their film is showing.

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Hey Eoin, not sure if I can help but best of luck with it. Sounds like it could be great.

I’m a line producer, writer/director and location manager based in Dublin. I’ve worked professionally in the industry since 1997.

Any luck with Filmbase?

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My film Tart is showing too. If it’s screening at the weekend too I’ll make it – I’m working in Dublin during the week so wouldn’t make a Thursday/Friday screening unfortunately. ” title=”Sad” />

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Welcome Frank ” title=”Razz” />

I’ve already put 140 on the blog
http://egomotion.net/blog/

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Hey Dan,
I’d be interested in posting on that. I have 2 blogs already, and am a twitter addict. Help me get my fix ” title=”Smile” />

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Hey Sean,

thanks for that. I figured as much but it’s nice to be reassured!

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"SeanBreathnach":3pnh9730 wrote:

That looks great, man. TIght edit, and the green screen stuff looks really cool. Has it got any airplay yet?[/quote:3pnh9730]

Song is just being released – I believe it has Fanning’s Last Broadcast, Channel 6 and Channel South lined up so far – their manager had this lined up before the vid was even finished (she’s good!!).

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"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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"oisinmaccoille":5e187 wrote:

that package is now gone smiling sadly is now the proud owner of a krasnogorsk and super 8 projectors[/quote:5e187]

Thanks again Oisin,

looking forward to playtime!

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Well done Sean,
will hopefully get to see it myself depending on when it’s on. ” title=”Very Happy” />

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"Irishfan":53a64 wrote:

Hi Dan

Thank you so much, that is so cool. I think this will help me with the script as I wanted to incorporate a time shift from the original village (1600’s) through to the present day at 100 year intervals.

regards

Colin[/quote:53a64]

I filmed in Bunratty a couple of years ago and they were looking for approc 1100 euro a day and the minimum amount of interference to the park’s guests possible. I was the poor auld location manager who had to negotiate with them!

Looked great though.

The film was called ‘An Diog is Faide’ or ‘The Longest Ditch’ in english.

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Won’t be long now – theyve started listing selected shorts – only international shorts to date
[url:d1eee]http://www.corkfilmfest.org/cff/sel-ns.html[/url:d1eee]

By the way, really enjoyed deathproof!

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