Thanks once again to Fastnet Film Festival for celebrating screen talent in a beautiful part of the world! Our 'Reeling in the Years' panel was a great discussion/debate on the future of the sector between David Puttnam, maryjaneboland, @screenireland, Samson Films, and Anthony Muldoon.

It’s an incredible line-up at Smock Alley Theatre next week for #CultureCrush +. Exploring the VFX sector & opportunities for Film, TV & Media.

Panellists incl. David Puttnam Deborah Doherty Aoife Barry Kim Bartley Emily Horgan Mark Little Sheila de Courcy

I'll be joining other leaders VFX, Film, TV and Media at this years Culture Crush event.

For more details and registration: culturecrush.ie

Going for a walk this evening? Listen in on a fascinating conversation with Oscar winning producer David Puttnam on #TheGreyLakeCafe . We talked about the #MusicThatMoves in movies, and much more on Loughrea Community Radio. Playback here, show starts at 01:40;

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The Producers Playbook - panel discussion at Fastnet Film Festival ♥️

Some fantastic words of wisdom from David Puttnam Ed Guiney

Best of luck to last year's UCC Ireland Puttnam Scholars at the Learning on Screen awards tonight. Their short film, 'Close Shave', has been nominated in the Higher Education Narrative category.

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We have teamed up with Screen Ireland and Atticus Education to offer FOUR Northern Ireland residents the opportunity to attend 6 two-hour online masterclasses with Lord David Puttnam and receive a scholarship .

Apply by 12 noon on Monday 13 May: ow.ly/uuyY50RkSi2

The Atticus Education Puttnam Scholars Programme is back for its 5th year, in partnership with Screen Ireland, Northern Ireland Screen and Accenture Song.

Applications are now open, see below for more information.

🎬 Screen Ireland, Northern Ireland Screen, Atticus Education & Accenture Song are delighted to offer placements for four emerging screen professionals based in the Republic of Ireland to participate in the 2024 Puttnam Scholars Programme.

Learn more & apply ▶ bit.ly/3U6TCrL

40th anniversary screening of Chariots of Fire ⁦The Fire Station⁩ with ⁦David Puttnam⁩ Nigel Havers, Alison Curbishley and Steve Cram What a treat! 🎥

A very special night hearing from film icons David Puttnam and Nigel Havers and watching the magnificent Chariots of Fire on the big screen at The Fire Station 🏃🏻🎬

What wonderfully warm, emotional, life affirming night The Fire Station A great film and super insight to its making David Puttnam Nigel Havers and how it resonated with elite Athletes Steve Cram Allison Curbishley Jeff Brown Thanks Paul Callaghan

A very special evening The Fire Station with David Puttnam Nigel Havers watching the masterpiece that is Chariots of Fire on the big screen. Brilliant & emotional for them & the full house watching. Lovely insights afterwards with Jeff Brown Steve & Ali. Many thanks to Paul Callaghan

Thrilled to meet our new UCC Ireland Puttnam Scholars!

Looking forward to delving into insightful discussions and forging connections over our six seminars.

Thanks to Sunderland Echo for featuring our special Chariots of Fire reunion with David Puttnam & Nigel Havers on March 20. Featuring a screening of the Oscar-winning film + a Q&A, this is the perfect night for anyone who loves great films and film-makers.
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This year's successful UCC Ireland Lord Puttnam Scholars have just been announced and will soon start working with Oscar-winning film producer and digital education pioneer David Puttnam! Meet the scholars and learn more about the scholarship here: ucc.ie/en/fmt/film/ne…

While we all quite rightly celebrate the success of the Irish screen sector this weekend, I'm so pleased The Irish Times has published my thoughts on how we can build on it, and give our creative community the support it so desperately needs.

We are delighted to be welcoming David Puttnam to The Fire Station for a very special screening of Chariots of Fire on Wednesday 20 March.

This event is a must for all who love great films and admire great filmmakers.

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