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ONLINE: Drop-in event – info session for aemi’s ‘Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist’
Zoom, Friday, June 19 at 12:00 PM GMT+1
Join us for a free drop-in zoom information session for those thinking of applying to the Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist programme 2026-2027.
aemi will host a free drop-in zoom information session for those thinking of applying to the ‘Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist’ programme 2026-2027 on Friday 19th June @ 12:00-13:00
This will be a casual event that will provide an opportunity to speak with us and meet aemi as well as ask any questions about the programme.
This is a free event – book HERE
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84030341527?pwd=j9VvbUajkqjI9bgrzLwO4xEmTpcsS4.1
Meeting ID: 840 3034 1527
Passcode: 409688
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FREE - aemi: online skills sharing event with filmmakers Ross McClean & Michael Higgins
online, Friday, May 29 at 02:00 PM GMT+1
This online event aimed at film artists, offers practical skills sharing and information delivered by practitioners working in the field.
ONLINE SKILLS SHARING EVENT:
SESSION 1 @ 2pm: with Ross McClean
Ross will introduce and give an overview of his film practice while also focusing on workflow when making and planning film projects. Ross will also advise on how best to manage multiple projects and partners at once. Ross will also discuss his approach to festival strategies and how to productively navigate the festival circuit.
Ross McClean is a filmmaker from Belfast. His most recent film, No Mean City (2025), premiered at Visions du Réel, won a Golden Frog for Best Short Documentary at Camerimage, Best Director at CIFF, and Best British/Irish Short Film at Leeds and Docs Ireland. It has also been nominated for an IFTA award.
SESSION 2 @ 3.30pm: with Michael Higgins
Michael will introduce and give an overview of his film practice while also focusing on the more technical side of best practices when it comes to getting a film project completed. There will be particular emphasis on technical planning and ensuring deliverables meet necessary requirements touching on accessibility, DCP creation, file formatting and colour grading.
Michael Higgins is a filmmaker living and working in Kilkenny Ireland. Michael is interested in using the filmmaking process to rupture the reality of the everyday, skewing documentary and fiction in order to highlight alternative ways of seeing and experiencing.