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Waking the Feminists Northern Ireland: The Headcount - Vimarsana News

Waking the Feminists Northern Ireland: The Headcount

Eventbrite - Cultural Policy Observatory Ireland presents Waking the Feminists Northern Ireland: The Headcount - Monday, 29 November 2021 - Find event and ticket information.

A role in children's tv production and a fully qualified roofer wanted: dynamic jobs brought to you by GetGot - Vimarsana News

A role in children's tv production and a fully qualified roofer wanted: dynamic jobs brought to you by GetGot

Top companies here are hiring right now and GetGot, Northern Ireland's premier recruitment website, is uploading new roles on a regular basis

Derry writer among those to receive emergency funding support from Arts Council of Northern Ireland - Vimarsana News

Derry writer among those to receive emergency funding support from Arts Council of Northern Ireland

Derry writer among those to receive emergency funding support from Arts Council of Northern Ireland Money shared out in a bid to offset impact of pandemic Local writer Felicity McCall has received funding support. Reporter: ');  '); People from Derry working in the creative economy have benefited from a new round of emergency funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. The Arts Council, on behalf of Department for Communities (DfC) and in collaboration with Future Screens NI, has announced details of 1,562 individuals working in the creative economy, who are set to benefit from £6,9...

Queen's University to invest £2.5m in screen innovation lab - Vimarsana News

Queen's University to invest £2.5m in screen innovation lab

Queen's University is to invest £2.5m in the new MediaLab, focused on virtual production technologies. Ryan McAleer 19 December, 2020 01:00 QUEEN’S University Belfast has announced a £2.5 million investment in the north’s screen industry. The university said the new MediaLab will seek to marry the existing strengths of Irish film, drama and storytelling with Queen’s significant expertise in computer science and engineering. It will produce a facility focused on virtual production in a bid to drive research and development (R&D) for the film indu...