Director

After our adventures on the road at the Cork and Kerry Film festivals recently we're back to the studio this weeks FNI Wrapchat. On this episode we're chatting to the Vastly experienced, no nonsense and brilliant AD and Director Mike Hayes.…

On the latest EP of Ireland's Film and Tv Industry Podcast FNI Wrapchat, Brought to you by Wildcard Distribution is Director Stephen Bradley. ? Stephen Bradley has just spent a very hectic time in the recent past, promoting…

On Ep 69 of FNI Wrap Chat is screenwriter, playwright and director, Gary Duggan Gary was raised in the North Dublin suburb of Donaghmede. He studied Media Production at Dublin Institute of Technology. Gary began writing scripts at the…

FNI Wrap Chat #21 | Colin McKeown Joining us this week is Bafta award winning Producer/Director Colin McKeown. Colin sat down and chatted to us all things 1980's Super 8 production with your siblings, the differences between Northern…

Roll up, roll up, and return to the year 1987 as NO ENCORE turns the clock back once more to assess the state of the Irish music scene from a bygone era. For this late '80s edition, Dave Hanratty and Kieran McGuinness are joined by…

This is a rant. Yes, I’m swimming a bit against the stream here/maaaaybe borderline contrarian. Christopher Nolan is now the Oscar frontrunner and Dunkirk is universally acclaimed. Here’s the thing though - I believe he’s a strong director…

With the upcoming release I, Daniel Blake (out 21st October), which won the Palme D’Or at Cannes 2016, this director profile will focus on British filmmaker Ken Loach. The auteur has a vast and critically acclaimed filmography, ranging from…

The GAZE Film Festival has come and gone, showcasing once more the best in LGBTQ+ cinema on both international and indigenous fronts. Audiences were entertained, educated, stunned and most importantly, enlightened by the frank and…

John Carpenter Lost Themes II The great thing about pop culture is its nostalgia problem. Trends love to repeat themselves, and as regurgitation goes, the last few years have been pretty great, with the 80s getting a re-appraisal.…

Michael Kinirons is an Irish filmmaker whose short films, (Lowland Fell, I Can't See You Anymore) have been selected for loads of international film festivals and won international awards. He co-wrote Strangerland with Fiona Seres which…