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Screen Ireland plans 'crew hubs' in Limerick, Galway and Wicklow to sustain boom - Vimarsana News

Screen Ireland plans 'crew hubs' in Limerick, Galway and Wicklow to sustain boom

Agency puts emphasis on skills amid labour squeeze in global TV and film industry

Screen Ireland unveil new strategy to grow success in the creative screen industry - Vimarsana News

Screen Ireland unveil new strategy to grow success in the creative screen industry

Screen Ireland, formerly known as The Irish Film Board, have unveiled their new strategy that aims to drive further growth and success in the creative screen in...

Book Makers pop-up book shop launches in Brighton - Vimarsana News

Book Makers pop-up book shop launches in Brighton

A POP-UP bookshop has launched where established writers can help those trying to break into the industry.

Realscreen » Archive » Four-part Muhammad Ali documentary from Ken Burns to air on PBS this fall - Vimarsana News

Realscreen » Archive » Four-part Muhammad Ali documentary from Ken Burns to air on PBS this fall

Four-part Muhammad Ali documentary from Ken Burns to air on PBS this fall A new four-part documentary on legendary boxer and civil rights activist Muhammad Ali, directed by filmmaker Ken Burns, will debut on PBS this fall, the network announced  today (May 12). The series, ... May 12, 2021 A new four-part documentary on legendary boxer and civil rights activist Muhammad Ali, directed by filmmaker Ken Burns, will debut on PBS this fall,...

Gigs Suffer From Noise Complaints - Vimarsana News

Gigs Suffer From Noise Complaints

People rent flats next to venues, surprised when gigs happen Local musicians and venue owners are pushing the DCC to stop noise complaints “killing live music,” after a folk gig at Dog With Two Tails was shut down because noise control could “hear it from a carpark.” As if that wasn’t the whole point. Dave Bennett was sound engineer at the gig when noise control was called around 9.30pm. “Concerned for the bar, the bands and my own equipment, not to mention about a hefty fine,” Dave called the DCC, trying to clarify how quiet he needed to be to avoid being shut down. The DCC ins...