Jut 5 days remain to submit your short film to Eat My Shorts for our St. Patrick’s Festival: I Love My City selection. We are super excited about screening in the epic Trinity Exam Halls and being the very first short film event at our national festival!
We screened the flawless Solaria at Castlepalooza festival 2012. We were so thrilled to screen a short that really went for the scifi aesthetic with such style, determination and success! Check it out you won’t be disappointed!
I have a way of filming things and staging them and designing sets. There were times when I thought I should change my approach, but in fact, this is what I like to do. It’s sort of like my handwriting as a movie director. And somewhere along the way, I think I’ve made the decision: I’m going to write in my own handwriting. Wes Anderson
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This stunning place is Trinity Exam Halls and will be the epic location for Eat My Shorts’ short film screening as part of the official St. Patrick’s Day celebrations this March. This year is the first time EVER that St. Patrick’s festival have had short films on the bill!
Submissions are now open! Don’t miss out! More info here.
Don’t forget to submit your short films about/featuring your town/city to us for screening at St. Patrick’s Festival 2013 in an amazing venue in the city! As always we accept animation, documentary, experimental, narrative, our only stipulation is it must be 15 minutes or less! Find out more here
Portraits of folks when they’re hanging upside down by Brandon Voges. Check out the making of video here.
Some inspiration for your St. Patrick’s Festival I <3 my city submissions, courtesy of the always amazing Totally Dublin
We have teamed up with St Patrick’s Festival to bring you a lovely brief and a chance to be screened in an amazing location as part of the 2013 national celebration.
Submit your short film before Mar 1st to be in with a chance to be screened in a lush location as part of our national festival! We want you to show us not only why but how we love our cities and towns, from cleaning the streets to mending the people and everything in between. Our only stipulation is that your short must be 15 mins or under.
As always you can submit online to eatmyshortsfestival@gmail.com (vie file transfer) or hard copy.
We’ve got a lovely bit of news for all you short filmmakers out there, will be announcing this Monday!
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Written and directed by Dave Tynan, starring Emmet Kirwan and evoking Gary Duggan. Just saying this is poignant and visceral as fuck.
This is amazing and reminds me of this by Irish animator, Chris O’Hara, whose short animation End of a Scarer we screened at Eat My Shorts 2!
>Distorted sticky tape faces
Photographer Wes Naman has captured a series of faces that have been unapologetically distorted by sticky tape. Similar to a series by Douglas Gordon, and as seen in Jim Carrey’s Yes Man, all we can say is the tape in the hair and beard won’t be fun to remove.
