The "Promote your film" thread

Two films I worked on are being shown in FilmBase as part of the 10 Days In Dublin festival.
The films are:

No Messages: starring Rory Connolly, Eric Lalor and Dave Murray. Directed by a regular boards.ie Film forum contributor. Trailer here.

Unlocking Charlie: won multiple awards at the Underground Cinema Awards. Directed by Stephen Crilly.



Short film screenings, Filmbase @ 7pm Friday 6th & 13th July! Don't miss out. Book your tickets here. €5.



I've also got a short at this years Galway Film Fleadh called Spare Change?

A Parody of the Angelus me and my friends done

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx9dzCVrpDQ

This is a new short film I directed, shot and edited.

"Set in 1912, 'Uisce Beatha' is the true story of Tom, a young man who leaves his home in rural Ireland to cross the ocean on the ill-fated 'Titanic'. But a night of celebration beforehand results in a twist that will affect Tom's fate drastically...."

It was made for the Ford '8 Minutes' Titanic Centenary Short Film competition, and won the first runner-up award.

The film was researched, written, cast, shot and edited in exactly one month, with a total budget of less than 300 euros.

Shaun

http://www.shaunoconnor.com
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Myopia

This played at the LIT Film Festival
Director: Liam Upton
Starring: Georgia Snow
DoP: Andy Hynes

Feedback welcome

Hey, hows it goin'? Tomorrow evening at 6pm the Lighthouse Cinema are showing a bunch of short films and Dead Event turns out to be one of them!



It tells the universal tale of a washed up pro-wrestler trying to make it back to the top but unfortunately he must contend with the zombie apocalypse first.

http://www.facebook.com/deadevent

Hope you like!

I put together a 90 second short uncreativally titled 'A Brief Encounter' and is part of The Brief Brief competition. The competition you can find here;

https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Brief-Brief/286081601490762

Its the story of a relationship gone wrong and the horrific but life-affirming consequences. Please check it out and like under the video if you like.

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

The feature my class made as part of our Masters course will be showing in Galway: http://www.galwayfilmfleadh.com/programme.php?ct=new-irish-cinema&cid=2&t=keys-to-the-city&id=489

I worked with one of your producers before. Small world.

Ste7en wrote: »

Mine got dropped sadly due to some tech difficulties. BUT it should be on next month's showcase.

Really liked Spare Change though! Very sweet ending.

I must pop in to the next one, support Irish film and all that jazz.

Spare Change? Will be at the Galway film Fleadh as part of this programme.

So too will No Messages the short myself and Jeff Lebowski worked on.

and the feature film that I worked on Portrait of a Zombie.



Also, if anyone is around tonight, two shorts I worked on called 'No Comment' and 'A Fist Full Of Lies' are being shown in the Underground Cinema tonight in the Kingston Hotel in Dun Laoighre. Show starts at 7:30.

First off sorry if this is in the wrong part of the forum.

Just wanted to share with you a new video myself and some friends have created for our youtube channel, hopefully you'll get a laugh out of it.



When you've left it to the last minute to revise and your friends don't believe you can do it and you've watched Rocky 4 far too many times there is only one thing that can help you pass that exam......the study montage!

Have a feeling I already posted this, but this is a short I directed, edited and did vfx with my friend gaz last year. We've made a new film group and hope to have a pilot video of some kind soon. Tell us what you think!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5akmi0bpiQ

Tickets are now available for the feature I worked on Portrait of a Zombie.
The screening is on the 13th of September in the Pavillion Theatre in Dun Laoighre.
https://paviliontheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873484725/events

Two documentary shorts I made in college this year will be on at the Underground Cinema Film Festival as part of the Sunday lineup.

The first one, Nunday, is about a world record attempt in Kerry for most nuns in a single place. Well it's more about the whole thing being in aid of Pieta House and suicide prevention. It's on at 10am. It's also up for best documentary at the Underground Cinema awards at the end of September.

The second is one I posted a link to in this thread I think, about two men who claimed a public right of way existed over private land and ended up in court. Tis called Right (of Way). It's on at 3.45pm.

I'll be at both screenings I'd say so feel free to say hi if you figure out who I am. Clue: I'll be the guy cringing at every tiny mistake I made. And I'm short. :pac:

Ste7en wrote: »

Hey, hows it goin'? Tomorrow evening at 6pm the Lighthouse Cinema are showing a bunch of short films and Dead Event turns out to be one of them!

It tells the universal tale of a washed up pro-wrestler trying to make it back to the top but unfortunately he must contend with the zombie apocalypse first.

http://www.facebook.com/deadevent

Hope you like!

Meant to post this aaaages ago but anyway. I was at the Lighthouse shorts for this and loved Dead Event, laughed the whole way through it. Probably helped that I was a big wrestling fan when I was younger, but the person I was with loved it too and she has no interest.

Fair play!

A short doc I made called 'Nunday' is going to be screened in the 'Made in Kerry' part of the Kerry Film Festival next week.

http://www.kerryfilmfestival.com/index.php/festival/screening/made-in-kerry-part-1

I'll be there for it because (shameless plug but for a good cause) myself and the producer are cycling from Dublin to Kerry for it. If you want to sponsor us it's for Pieta House - the film was about Listowel breaking the world record for most nuns in a single place in aid of Pieta so I thought it'd be nice to do something myself since I've had a bit of success with the film.

http://www.mycharity.ie/event/cycletonunday/