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14 Nov 2014 ED 685

Latest Industry News on IFTN.ie

'Standby' follows the story of down-on-his-luck Alan (Brian Gleeson), who lives with his bartender dad and works with his mother as a part-time tourist advisor at Dublin Airport. One fateful day at work, he comes face to face with first love Alice (Jessica Paré), who is stuck on standby for a flight home to New York.

The new series of Tiger Aspect and Lookout Point's period crime drama 'Ripper Street' will stream on Amazon Prime Instant Video from tonight, launching with an exciting double bill.

A producer could be forgiven for passing on the potential powder-keg project of 'The Guarantee', with memories of that fateful night in 2008 still in the minds of many people still feeling the effects in Ireland.

Siún Ní Raghallaigh, Chief Executive of Ardmore Studios, has stated that while Ireland's film and TV production industry are poised to gain substantially...

Almost a decade to the day since her 2004 recognition in Ireland, by the Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA), Maureen O'Hara is being given a prestigious Honorary Oscar Award this weekend, an honour she so richly deserves - from the American Academy - a fitting tribute to a screen legend and an extraordinary Irish woman.

RTÉ have announced that 'Claire Byrne Live', a brand new hour-long current affairs programme, will broadcast on Monday nights at 10.30pm from January on RTÉ One and RTÉ News Now.

Irish broadcaster RTÉ2 has recorded a significant growth of 3% in their key demographic of 15-34 year olds since they launched their re-brand on September 22nd.

Irish director Lenny Abrahamson ('Frank', 'What Richard Did') has begun principal photography on his adaptation of Emma Donoghue's best-selling novel Room.

Irish actor Brendan Gleeson has been nominated for a European Film Award for his performance in the dark comedy 'Calvary'.

Metrodome International has closed a number of major territory deals for Irish horror 'Let Us Prey'. Raven Banner Entertainment has taken the film for Canada while Kaleidoscope has taken all rights for the UK.

Cork Film Festival will conclude on Sunday, November 16th with screenings of films such as 'Jimi: All Is by My Side', 'The Homesman' and an exclusive screening of Disney's latest film 'Big Hero 6'.

Northern Ireland's only Oscar-affiliated film festival, the Foyle Film Festival's first industry conference, in association with Honeycomb - Creative Works, will allow filmmakers who have made short films to learn how to go about making that first feature film and how to get it shown.