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THE SUITORS ONLINE
Our 2008 Summer School film is now online. This homage to silent comedy was directed by Stephen Colfer from an original story by John Morton. It was produced by Mike Kelly and Darragh Byrne with an original score by Neil Brand the greatest silent movie composer in the world.
EASTON ONLINE
Our latest short film directed by Fergal Costello starring Paddy Corr, shot by James Marnell and produced by Darragh Kelly. This uneasy tale of looking into the abyss was rotoscoped afterwards to give it a graphic novel look with some CGI by Alan Doyle who also did sound. Enjoy.
OPEN AUDITIONS
Young Irish Film Makers Summer Feature Film needs a cast and you could be it! We are shooting in July and you need to be availible for the whole month. We are looking for 3 boys and 3 girls for our main cast as well as a dozen or so extras. Parts range from 10-18 [...]
NEW DREAMSTUFF DIRECTOR
We welcome Angela Barrett as the new full time Artistic Director for Dreamstuff Youth Theatre. She will be joining us at the end of May. Angela was a member here for many years and involved in all our films and plays. She directed one of our funniest productions, The Three Musketeers, in 2005. She is [...]
SUMMER FILM
Mike and Darragh are working with a group of young writers- David Galster, Fergal Costello, Alan Doyle, Aoibhinn Murphy, Peter O’Connor Michael Sherlock and Nick Sheridan to develop the screenplay.
First Draft of screenplay will be ready by Saturday 30th May.
Summer feature will be cast and crewed by YIFM members. The film will be [...]
SHAKESPEARE IN THE HOUSE
Dreamstuff Youth Theatre, the stage production unit of Young Irish Film Makers, have begun casting sessions for four of Shakespeare’s plays to be staged as part of their 2nd Shakespeare in the House festival in association with Rothe House on Saturday 27th and 28th June 2009. The performances will be performed on a custom built [...]
About Yifm
Young Irish Film Makers is a digital film company where young people make feature films for television. We train young people to become film makers through the process of actually making films.
Founded in 1991, the Young Irish Film Makers studio is based in Kilkenny City, Republic of Ireland. Young Irish Film Makers is committed to helping young people get a start in film making by bridging the gap between student and professional film makers. It offers young people aged 13 to 20 years the opportunity to make their own feature films to professional standards of excellence. It is the only organisation of its kind in Ireland, perhaps the world where feature films are made entirely by young people. (Read More)

























