The Waterford International Film Festival is seeking applications from budding filmmakers.
Applications for the upcoming festival – which showcases the work of national and international filmmakers and artists – are now open and the organizers are encouraging anyone interested to submit their film.
The festival, which was established by filmmaker Stephen Byrne in 2007, marks its 16th event this year and runs from November 21-27.
According to their website, the aim is to “promote and support established, emerging and student filmmakers, particularly in the field of independent shorts”.
A cinema-themed photography competition is also to be held during the event to support and encourage new emerging talent in the fields of photography and art.
Waterford International Film Festival
Call for projects in short film, screenwriting of short films and photography!
Enter our site at https://t.co/YJ7BbBF7eY or FilmFreeway#short films #RteSoutenirlesArts #photography #scenarisation #Waterford #Competition pic.twitter.com/ITIXd474bg— 16th Waterford Film Festival (@waterfordfilm)
May 17, 2022
Cinema screenings will take place at the Odeon Cinema in Waterford City.
Those interested in presenting their film can do so here.
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