Overview
Join us in person or tune in online for the final event of the ‘Remote Working in Post Production for the Future” on 28th November at the Gorey School of Art.
Meet and connect with industry leaders and creatives as they share invaluable insights into their line of work and discuss a range of topics, such as VFX, animation, editing, the future of remote work in post-production, and more!
Details
Date: Thursday, 28 November
Time: 10 AM – 5 PM
Venue (In-person): Gorey School of Art
Live streaming: https://screenwexford.com/live/
FREE Event – No Cost
Conference Programme:
10 AM – WFX Ireland
Guest speakers: John Kennedy and Nicky Gogan
11 AM – Independent Editors
Guest speakers: Bob Caldwell and John Phillipson
12 PM – Demo Event: Practical Applications
Guest speaker: Nick Soper
2 PM – Long Distant Relationships
Guest speakers: Laura Way and Eoin McGuirk
3 PM – Under The Hood
Guest speaker: Nick Soper
4 PM – Animation
Guest speakers: Mick Creedon and Chris Dicker
More Info
The conference host and MC on the day will be Deborah Doherty, Head of Production & Executive Producer with Windmill Lane.
This event is supported by Screen Ireland through the Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme and Wexford County Council.
This event has ended, but you can rewatch the stream below.
Overview
Meet the dynamic duo leading our second workshop at the event on ‘Remote Working in Post Production for the Future’ happening next week, and get ready to dive deep into the world of creative workflows with insights from industry experts!
Film Editors Julian Ulrichs and Mick Mahon will discuss the world of editing and the essential tools needed to master the art of filmmaking. Representing different generations and working on diverse platforms, they will share their unique creative workflows and insights on how they bring their artistic visions to life.
About Julian Ulrichs
Julian Ulrichs started off as an Assistant Editor on the Irish language drama Rasai Na Gaillimhe for TG4 and the Jack Taylor series. He then progressed to Assembly Editor on the RTE show Love/Hate. He has since edited a number of projects including Sing Street, Black 47, Modern Love Series 1, I Used To Be Famous, Kneecap, and most recently What It Feels Like For A Girl for the BBC.
About Mick Mahon
Mick Mahon has edited a host of award winning films, and his work has been screened at festivals worldwide. He is a two time IFTA winner, in 2015 for Rough Rider and in 2020 for Gaza, which was Ireland’s entry for the Best International Feature at the 2020 Academy Awards. His other credits include I, Dolours, The Queen Of Ireland, Breaking Out, Love Yourself Today, Notes From Sheepland and Nothing Compares. A new film, Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes will be released in December 2024.
The webinar will be hosted by Joe Rigby, Editor, Post Producer and CEO of D12 Film.
Want to Join Online?
Sign up and fill out the application form: https://is2fay1ppo4.typeform.com/to/SjMI2dvL
About the Workshop
This workshop takes place on Tuesday the 26th of November at 7pm, and is free of charge.
The ‘Remote Working in Post Production for the Future’ workshops are supported by Screen Ireland through the Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme and by Wexford County Council.
