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25/03/2010
Cinemagic Dublin Programme Launched
The Coca-Cola Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival for Young People in association with AIB Group is back in Dublin from 5th – 12th May.
This year’s programme is jam packed with screenings, masterclasses with film and television industry guests, workshops for schools, a cross border jury panel and lots more.
The festival programme aims to entertain, motivate and create opportunities for young people aged from 4 to 25.
Speaking on the occasion of the programme launch, Joan Burney Keatings, Cinemagic Chief Executive said: "Cinemagic is extremely proud to be returning to Dublin from 5th-12th May to present an exciting and eclectic programme of film events for young people. With the kind support of all our funders, our title sponsor Coca-Cola and our in association sponsor AIB Group, we have been able to build on the success of the last two years and increase the number of film and television related activities for schools, young people and all movie enthusiasts. We are delighted to announce that our series of industry masterclasses has developed to include new and returning hosts such as Dermot O’Leary, Craig Doyle, Kirsten Sheridan, Aidan Power and Ray D’Arcy."
Cinemagic is delighted to welcome so many industry professionals to host practical and fun masterclasses this year where they will share their expertise, knowledge and experience. Always one of the most popular elements of the Festival, early application is advised.
If you are aged between 16-25 and would like the chance to learn from film and television industry professionals then this is the opportunity for you to apply to take part in one of the following: Producing with Ed Guiney; Acting with Rachel Kavanagh; Presenting with Craig Doyle; Directing with Kirsten Sheridan; Radio Presenting and Production with Ray D’Arcy; Presenting with Dermot O’Leary; Casting with Ros & John Hubbard, Television Production and Presenting with Jon Slattery and Ciara Whelan Directing for TV with Ciaran Donnelly and Presenting with Laura Whitmore.
For details of how to apply to take part in one of these masterclasses go to: www.cinemagic.ie
(BMcN/BMcC)
This year’s programme is jam packed with screenings, masterclasses with film and television industry guests, workshops for schools, a cross border jury panel and lots more.
The festival programme aims to entertain, motivate and create opportunities for young people aged from 4 to 25.
Speaking on the occasion of the programme launch, Joan Burney Keatings, Cinemagic Chief Executive said: "Cinemagic is extremely proud to be returning to Dublin from 5th-12th May to present an exciting and eclectic programme of film events for young people. With the kind support of all our funders, our title sponsor Coca-Cola and our in association sponsor AIB Group, we have been able to build on the success of the last two years and increase the number of film and television related activities for schools, young people and all movie enthusiasts. We are delighted to announce that our series of industry masterclasses has developed to include new and returning hosts such as Dermot O’Leary, Craig Doyle, Kirsten Sheridan, Aidan Power and Ray D’Arcy."
Cinemagic is delighted to welcome so many industry professionals to host practical and fun masterclasses this year where they will share their expertise, knowledge and experience. Always one of the most popular elements of the Festival, early application is advised.
If you are aged between 16-25 and would like the chance to learn from film and television industry professionals then this is the opportunity for you to apply to take part in one of the following: Producing with Ed Guiney; Acting with Rachel Kavanagh; Presenting with Craig Doyle; Directing with Kirsten Sheridan; Radio Presenting and Production with Ray D’Arcy; Presenting with Dermot O’Leary; Casting with Ros & John Hubbard, Television Production and Presenting with Jon Slattery and Ciara Whelan Directing for TV with Ciaran Donnelly and Presenting with Laura Whitmore.
For details of how to apply to take part in one of these masterclasses go to: www.cinemagic.ie
(BMcN/BMcC)
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