Welcome to the First Cut! Youth Film Festival,
taking place this year, with Cinemobile, ‘bringing
the magic of the movies to your doorstep’
When: Saturday& Sunday, October 1st&2nd,
2011-09-26
Time: Saturday: 1.30 – 9:30 p.m. & Sunday:
12.00 – 7:00 p.m. – Screenings,
Workshops, Animation, Acting for Screen, Panel Discussion& Filmmaker
Q&A
Cost: €5.00 Season ticket or €2 per screening
Where: Cinemobile,
Glanmire Community College Grounds, Glanmire Co Cork Web: http://www.firstcutfilmfestival.com
A wonderful
showcase of films and events have been lined up including drama, documentary,
comedy, animation, horror and artistic/experimental films made by local,
national and international young filmmakers under 21 who submitted their films
in response to an Open Call.
Due to the overwhelming number of entries this year, a selection of twenty eight films was made with great difficulty by professional filmmakers from
International feature films
include Project Nim,( From the team behind Man on Wire comes the story of Nim, the chimpanzee
who in the 1970s became the focus of a landmark experiment which aimed to show
that an ape could learn to communicate with language if raised and nurtured
like a human child.) and The Illusionist, (a stunning animated
film).
Workshops
Pascal Scott, well known actor, Kilnascully fame, & Patrick O Shea, Glounthaune Filmmaker
are giving an Acting for Screen
Workshop on Sunday morning.
This should be
great fun & opportunity to learn from the professionals.
Also Animation Workshop for young filmmakers from Jane Lee, 1
1/2 hours, on Saturday 1st.
Both take place
in Glanmire Community College .
The Festival has
been generously by SuperValu Glanmire.
The Film Project
Nim is sponsored by Monkey Maze, Glanmire.
It features
films made by young people for everyone.
“As I reflect over the past year I can see that First Cut!
Film Project& Festival has really come into its own: short films have never
been more popular, we have never showcased so many films and the quality is
really good. Film is a powerful tool of communication and imagination, and
young people really make their own of it. We think you will be inspired by the
shorts made by young people and equally by the award winning features we have
chosen for this Festival.” Mary Mc Grath, First Cut! Festival 2011
Mary Mc Grath
First Cut! Youth
Film Festival
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The First Cut! Youth Film Festival working
in association with Cork Film Centre is funded by The Arts Council and the Arts Office of Cork County Council.