
Panel to Debate Women and Scottish Filmmaking
28/04/2008
Being a Scottish woman and working in the film industry is to be the focus of a seminar in Glasgow.
Regular, short film showcase, The Magic Lantern, is hosting a panel discussion on the evolution of Scottish women directors and the issues faced by women working in the screen industry in Scotland today.
Featured filmmakers, Mandy McIntosh and Ruth Paxton, will be on hand to talk about their films, alongside award-winning BBC writer/director, Eleanor Yule, and GMAC (Glasgow Media Access Centre) short film executive, Karen O'Hare.
The event is taking place on Saturday. Featured will be work from, among others, Ruby Grierson, Margaret Tait and Lynne Ramsay.
There will be screenings too of short films from the London-based international women’s film festival, Birds Eye View.
A ‘Birds Eye View’ tour of Glasgow is taking place between Thursday and 14th of next month.
For more info, click here.
* Send your Scottish media news and gossip, in the strictest confidence, to info@allmediascotland.com
Regular, short film showcase, The Magic Lantern, is hosting a panel discussion on the evolution of Scottish women directors and the issues faced by women working in the screen industry in Scotland today.
Featured filmmakers, Mandy McIntosh and Ruth Paxton, will be on hand to talk about their films, alongside award-winning BBC writer/director, Eleanor Yule, and GMAC (Glasgow Media Access Centre) short film executive, Karen O'Hare.
The event is taking place on Saturday. Featured will be work from, among others, Ruby Grierson, Margaret Tait and Lynne Ramsay.
There will be screenings too of short films from the London-based international women’s film festival, Birds Eye View.
A ‘Birds Eye View’ tour of Glasgow is taking place between Thursday and 14th of next month.
For more info, click here.
* Send your Scottish media news and gossip, in the strictest confidence, to info@allmediascotland.com
Or phone us on 07710 721 478.
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12th Annual LA Shorts Fest is the largest short film festival in the world. We are accredited by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences. In past years, 29 participants have earned Academy Award nominations. Last year’s award winners received prizes totaling over $100,000. The festival annually attracts more than 10,000 moviegoers, filmmakers and entertainment executives looking for the hottest new talent. We have honored some of Hollywood’s legends of the past: Charles Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Robert Wise; along with actors Martin Landau, James Woods, Gary Oldman and directors Tim Burton, Bryan Singer, Jan de Bont and Paul Haggis.
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