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Production Accountant

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  • 15-06-2010 1:29pm
    #1
    Placebo Effect
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    Hey
    Anyone know if there is much work in Ireland for Production Accountants

    experience in Film ( Hollywood blockbusters), Tv ( Drama)

    Thanks


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    Placebo Effect wrote: »
    Hey
    Anyone know if there is much work in Ireland for Production Accountants

    experience in Film ( Hollywood blockbusters), Tv ( Drama)

    Thanks

    There's a fair few accountants here making a good living. If you add the TV element to the smallish feature output there's a lot of work out there. You'd have to work on making links with companies before you came though, and show a knowledge of our taxation system.


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    #3
    Placebo Effect
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    Thanks for that
    Well I'm actually Irish & have being living abroad , would you know where to start looking?


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    I'd recommend contacting the top production companies like Element, Samson, World 2000 and also producers and production managers. Their contact info will be on irishfilmboard.ie, iftn.ie or screenproducersireland.ie. World 2000 would do a lot of trans Atlantic work.
    Best of luck with it.


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    I'd recommend contacting the top production companies like Element, Samson, World 2000 and also producers and production managers. Their contact info will be on irishfilmboard.ie, iftn.ie or screenproducersireland.ie. World 2000 would do a lot of trans Atlantic work.
    Best of luck with it.


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