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Free Workshops<br />

Ferdia MacAnna – Workshop will take place on Thursday September 13 th<br />

in the Dargan Suite at 5pm<br />

Ferdia Mac Anna was born in Dublin in 1955. He has worked as a television<br />

producer/director, journalist, magazine editor, screenwriter and scriptwriter. For<br />

some years he toured Ireland as lead singer and songwriter with first Rocky De<br />

Valera and the Gravediggers (1977-79) and latterly, The Rhythm Kings (1980-83).<br />

He was producer and script editor on the acclaimed award-winning BBC/RTE<br />

children’s drama series, ‘Custer’s Last Stand-Up’ (2000-2002) which won a BAFTA<br />

for best drama series. He has written the plays ‘Big Mom’ (Project Arts Centre)<br />

and ‘The Last of Johnny Synge’ as well as three novels, ‘The Last of the High<br />

Kings’ (made into a Hollywood movie starring Gabriel Byrne, Stephen Rea and<br />

Christina Ricci in 1996), ‘The Ship Inspector’ (screenplay in development) and<br />

‘Cartoon City’.<br />

His memoir, ‘The Rocky Years’ (Hodder Headline, 2006) is in development for a TV drama series. He has taught at<br />

various colleges and institutions, including DCU, NUI Maynooth and IADT w<strong>here</strong> he currently lectures in<br />

Screenwriting and TV and Radio Broadcasting. His works as a freelance TV producer/director and writer on<br />

Dramas, Sitcoms, Documentaries, and Soaps. He has written one poem.<br />

Ferdia’s workshop is entitled ‘The Fucking Mad Thing About Character Stereotypes’.<br />

Vinny Murphy – Workshop will take place on Friday September 14 th<br />

in the Laurel Suite at 11am<br />

Vinny Murphy has worked as a Director, Writer, Actor and Composer<br />

for <strong>Film</strong>, Television and Theatre. He directed and co-wrote the<br />

feature film Accelerator, which won several awards internationally<br />

and earned him the U.I.P. Best Director prize. He has directed ten<br />

short fiction films ( five of which he also wrote) as well as various<br />

other formats, has acted in more than forty films and television<br />

programs and has composed music for several films, the latest being<br />

the feature “the Disturbed”.<br />

He currently teaches screen writing on the M.A. Course at the National <strong>Film</strong> School, D.L.I.A.D.T., screen acting<br />

on the Degree Course at D.I.T. Rathmines, directing with filmbase and all of the above with the Digital Skills<br />

Academy at the Digital Hub. He also teaches through his own company the Screen Project -<br />

http://www.facebook.com/thescreenproject.dublin<br />

Vinny’s workshop is “a fast (possibly manic!) look at the process of film making from the point of view of the<br />

writer and the director. This is a hands-on workshop, scenes will be written, shot and viewed. T<strong>here</strong> will also be<br />

a fair bit of talk, questions being encouraged."<br />

Ciaran Creagh – Workshop will take place on Saturday<br />

September 15 th in the Laurel Suite at 11am<br />

Irish playwright and screenwriter Ciaran Creagh rose to<br />

attention in the film industry last year when his<br />

screenplay ‘Parked’ was made into a cinema-released<br />

feature film starring Colm Meaney (The Snapper) and<br />

directed by Darragh Byrne. Picking up numerous awards<br />

internationally, ‘Parked’ came after Creagh had three of<br />

his plays publicly performed.<br />

Ciarans program is entitled 'Characters, their actions and<br />

how to get them to stop talking'. The main thrust of the<br />

program is character development and making them<br />

real and not ruining them by endless dialogue.

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