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Film Ireland Podcast

Film Ireland
Documentary Filmmaking
Notes From Sheepland
Orla
Irish Farming
Animation
Dublin International Film Festival
Memory
Grief
Women In Farming
Cartoon Saloon
Storytelling
Irish Film
Crewless
Oddity
Arts Council
Eclipse Pictures
Cork
Co-Production
Ireland
Irish Cinema

Covering all things cinema on the island of Ireland.

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Latest Episodes

In this podcast - which was recorded last year - academic and journalist Naemi Victoria chats with filmmaker Daniel Draper about his documentary Iron Ladies, which will screen in the Nerve Centre on 30th January 2026.

Listen now on SoundCloud, Apple... more

In this podcast, we catch up with actor, writer and director Simon Killick, who plays sketchy landlord Rick in the comedian-laden, zany sci-fi Time Travel Is Dangerous. Now based in Ireland, Simon chats about his craft, career and his fantastic slate... more

Last year, Film Ireland presented Screen Sessions Live, an afternoon of in-depth conversations on craft, career and creativity between talent from the Irish screen industries - made possible with the support of Screen Ireland and hosted by our partne... more

Last year, Film Ireland presented Screen Sessions Live, an afternoon of in-depth conversations on craft, career and creativity between talent from the Irish screen industries - made possible with the support of Screen Ireland and hosted by our partne... more

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In the latest episode of the State of the Arts podcast (@sotapod), filmmaker and writer Des Doyle sits down with executive producer, director and writer Neasa Hardiman to discuss her expansive career across feature film and television, and her transi... more

In this podcast, we catch up once again with actor, writer and filmmaker Hugh O’Conor, whose quasi-autobiographical comedy series Showkids - co-written with Amy Stephenson and Shane Langan - is available to watch on RTÉ. We talk with Hugh about his e... more

In this episode of Film Ireland Presents, we chat with Margo Harkin, an accomplished and masterful filmmaker who has been directing and producing fiction and documentary work for over forty years. Her films span many aspects of life on the island of ... more

In this episode of the Film Ireland Podcast, we celebrate two great new Irish films.First, Mo O’Connell chats with actor Carolyn Bracken about their feature Horseshoe, which is released in cinemas on 5th December. Mo, an accomplished actor herself, a... more

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Recent Guests

Neasa Hardiman
BAFTA-winning executive producer, director and writer
Episode: State of the Arts: EP, Director, Writer Neasa Hardiman (Jessica Jones, The Day Of The Jackal, Untamed) with Des Doyle
Margo Harkin
One of Ireland's most versatile and respected filmmakers, known for her impactful documentaries.
Episode: Presents: Margo Harkin Radical Witness
Nathan Fagan
IFTA nominated filmmaker of the short animated documentary Inside, The Valley Sings
Episode: Presents: Horseshoe Actor Carolyn Bracken & Producer Mo O'Connell / Doc Filmmaker Nathan Fagan
Laoisa Sexton
Actor, writer, and filmmaker
Episode: Presents: DICFF Festival Director Mo O'Connell & Filmmaker Laoisa Sexton
Mo O'Connell
Festival director of the Dublin International Comedy Film Festival
Episode: Presents: DICFF Festival Director Mo O'Connell & Filmmaker Laoisa Sexton
Steven S. DeKnight
A writer, producer, showrunner and director known for his work on Spartacus and Daredevil.
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Episode: State of the Arts: Showrunner Steven S. DeKnight (Spartacus: House of Ashur) with host Des Doyle
Bríd Brennan
Acclaimed actor known for her work in stage and screen, including her latest film Aontas.
Episode: Presents: Actor Bríd Brennan (Aontas) & Enter Yes Vicki Rock & Kris Kelly
Vicki Rock
Co-founder of Enter Yes, a boutique creative studio specializing in VFX and animation.
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Episode: Presents: Actor Bríd Brennan (Aontas) & Enter Yes Vicki Rock & Kris Kelly
Kris Kelly
Co-founder of Enter Yes, a creative studio with a focus on unique projects and storytelling.
Enter Yes
Episode: Presents: Actor Bríd Brennan (Aontas) & Enter Yes Vicki Rock & Kris Kelly

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Des Doyle
Host and creative consultant with extensive experience in film and TV, known for insightful discussions with industry figures.
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Screen Sessions: Annie Atkins (The Grand Budapest Hotel) & Jill Beecher (Babylon) on Design
Q: What has been the best piece of advice you've ever received in your career so far?
Design takes practice, and when you're a young designer, you're not actually supposed to be a good designer.
Screen Sessions: Annie Atkins (The Grand Budapest Hotel) & Jill Beecher (Babylon) on Design
Q: So how do you ensure that graphic design elements you create enhance the storytelling in a film?
Our real commitment is to the story, not historical accuracy. Everything has to be clear to help the audience understand.
Presents: Hugh O'Conor, Actor, Writer & Filmmaker of 'Showkids'
Q: What are some lessons you picked up along the way that inform what you're working on now?
Hugh shares insights on the importance of collaboration and learning from experienced team members during production.
Presents: Hugh O'Conor, Actor, Writer & Filmmaker of 'Showkids'
Q: Can you talk us through your journey from the very beginning? How did you get into the industry?
Hugh discusses his childhood experience with acting, highlighting his father's influence and his early start in the industry.
Presents: DICFF Festival Director Mo O'Connell & Filmmaker Laoisa Sexton
Q: Could you talk to me about the application process for Screen Ireland? What was it like?
The application process is rigorous and requires a lot of document preparation, but persistence and a strong vision for the project can lead to success.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Film Ireland Podcast

What is Film Ireland Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the vibrant cinema culture of Ireland, the content features conversations with a range of guests from filmmakers to festival directors and actors. Discussions often revolve around important themes in Ireland's film landscape, such as representation, women's rights, and the impact of personal storytelling. Notably, the episodes highlight the role of comedy alongside more traditional dramatic narratives and showcase various film festivals across the country, emphasizing the rich diversity of storytelling, emotional depth, and the significance of cultural identity in filmmaking. The podcast stands out for its commitment to highlighting underrepresented voices within the industry and fostering discussions around contemporary issues i... more

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Recent guests on Film Ireland Podcast include:

1. Neasa Hardiman
2. Margo Harkin
3. Nathan Fagan
4. Laoisa Sexton
5. Mo O'Connell
6. Steven S. DeKnight
7. Bríd Brennan
8. Vicki Rock

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