“Night Out in Killashandra is a whip-smart take on the modern world of dating…” [Jim Rogers of Frame Light]
Check out Frame Light review of Night Out in Killashandra HERE
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Lift-Off Festival screening for Hanna Wins and Night Out in Killashandra
Throughout this week (21st of January until midnight on Sunday, the 27th of January) it is possible to view and vote for Hanna Wins and Night Out in Killashandra as part of the Lift-Off festival online screening.
Along with Hanna Wins and Night Out in Killashandra, there are hundreds of other short films to see. 
Night Out in Killashandra is part of Lift-Off Sessions January 2019 – Page 2, number 103 on the list. Click HERE to view.
Hanna Wins is part of Lift-Off Sessions January 2019 – Page 3, number 103 on the list. Click HERE to view. 
It costs 10.95 € to view one page of festival’s sessions list, which includes 106 films to view. 
If you do decide to support indie filmmakers and myself, and view the films, please also give us a vote. To vote for your favourite AND second favourite film, simply state film titles in the comments section of the sessions list. For example:
1) Example Favourite
2) Example Second Favourite
The Lift-Off Sessions exist to bring new eyes to the independent film market. In that way you can show your love to true indie cinema and get entertained by watching all of the beautiful work by passionate indie filmmakers around the world.
Festival Screening for Night Out in Killashandra
I’m pleased to announce that Night Out in Killashandra has been selected for 9th Underground Cinema Film Festival 2018.
It will be screened in The Martello Suite at The Royal Marine Hotel Dun Laoghaire with Short Film Program 4 on Saturday, September 1st at 5:30pm.
Here is a link to the festival official page where you can buy a pass if you’d like to see it on the big screen along with great selection of other shorts:
https://www.ucff.ie/saturday-shorts
Exciting stuff altogether!
Female Filmmaker Friday
A little sneak peek into mine..
Saw the first draft of the movie that we filmed recently (it’s looking awesome yaaaay!) just few minor tweaks and it will be ready for submission to festivals- check ✔️
Voted to repeal the 8th – check ✔️
Got my hair cut and looking all pretty – check ✔️
Visited my ex-workplace (Microsoft) and their new shiny building in Leopardstown and got to hug and chat with my favourite peeps with whom I spent loads and loads of hours working and who are still my dear friends + made a party (I DJ’d with my Spotify play list) in the dressing area and got to meet new amazing ladies + chilled out on the rooftop terrace with cakes and latte’s (afternoon tea traditions like back in the days were revived- indeed, indeed) – check ✔️
Ladies Evening at Leopardstown Races – check ✔️
Now on to script editing… It’s past midnight, I know. It’s OK, I’ve got coffee.. Cccccchheeeecck (loading)
Hope you all had a fantastic and productive Friday! Happy weekend!
Behind the scenes of “Banter” and “Night Out in Killashandra” short films
My example of time well spent.. One day. Two short films made. Amazing banter was had. Literally..
Banter is the name of a short film written by Fabien Oman. A beautiful piece that explores mental health through… well, a bit of a friendly banter. I believe that talking and being open about mental health issues helps. This is why I was really keen to get involved, to spread the word and share it with more people on screen.
Night Out in Killashandra is another short film that we filmed on the same day, last Saturday. I wrote the screenplay for that. Seeing people in a pub or a bar swiping left and right on popular dating apps and not paying attention to the immediate surroundings prompted me to write it. It explores another theme too… To find out, you’ll just have to watch the movie when it’s out.
How did we manage to squeeze production of two short films in one day?
- They were very, very short. 1 minute short to be precise.
- It was a very intense day on set with a very talented bunch of people on both sides of the camera.
Click HERE for behind the scenes video that was filmed by Conor Tobin and edited by Philip Kidd.