JAMESON DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
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WORKSHOPS & EVENTS<br />
<strong>JAMESON</strong> <strong>DUBLIN</strong> <strong>INTERNATIONAL</strong> <strong>FILM</strong> <strong>FESTIVAL</strong> 2014<br />
WRITE HERE, WRITE NOW<br />
SCRIPTWRITING FOR ANIMATION WITH RICHELLE WILDER<br />
SAT 22 FEB / IRISH TIMES BUILDING / 2PM<br />
€15<br />
As part of this year’s focus on screenwriting, we are<br />
delighted to welcome Richelle Wilder to the festival to<br />
present a talk on scriptwriting for animation. Working<br />
in screenplay development for twenty years, Richelle<br />
has been Head of Film Development at Aardman<br />
(Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit),<br />
Head of Development for Pathé UK (An Ideal<br />
Husband) and creative producer on the UK/Irish/<br />
French-animated series Freefonix. Among many other<br />
projects, she developed and polished the screenplay<br />
for Khumba, wrote and script edited Dennis and<br />
Gnasher (CBBC), and worked with the Irish Film Board<br />
and MEDIA on project funding assessments. In 2010<br />
she founded Script Matters, a story and script agency<br />
which works with producers, writers, studios and<br />
broadcasters to develop scripts for both animation<br />
and live action movies and series. Following Richelle’s<br />
presentation, there will be a Q&A hosted by Gareth<br />
Lee, Network Manager of Animation Skillnet.<br />
Still from Wallace and Gromit: the Curse of the Were-Rabbit<br />
This event is presented in association with<br />
Animation Skillnet.<br />
THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM<br />
SUN 23 FEB / THE CHURCH / 3PM<br />
FREE BUT TICKETED<br />
An examination of the relationship between Irish<br />
audiences and Irish cinema, this panel discussion<br />
with explore how our national cinema is received<br />
by the nation. Are Irish film-makers making films for<br />
their fellow countrymen, their foreign neighbours or<br />
both? What do audiences expect from their national<br />
cinema? How do Irish films represent Ireland in the<br />
twenty-first century?<br />
Discussing these questions will be arts journalist and<br />
broadcaster Sinead Gleeson; managing director of<br />
Samson Films David Collins; director of our Closing<br />
Night Gala, The Stag, John Butler; Head of Distribution<br />
for Element Pictures Audrey Sheils, and awardwinning<br />
film-maker Neasa Hardiman, who will chair<br />
the discussion.<br />
John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara in The Quiet Man<br />
This panel discussion is presented in association with<br />
the Writers Guild of Ireland.<br />
FOR DETAILS OF STORY CAMPUS AT JDIFF 2014, SEE PAGE 122<br />
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