Empowering the Next Generation of Filmmakers: Behind the Scenes at IADT
Discover how young filmmakers brought their sci-fi project ‘Fresh Futures’ to life at IADT’s immersive studio with support from Screen Ireland.
Small Changes Behind the Camera: The Screen Producers Ireland Sustainability Award
Learn about the Most Sustainable Production Award at IYFTY 2027 sponsored by Screen Producers Ireland! Discover how eco-friendly choices on set can win your film an award.
No Limits: Bringing Young Filmmakers Together Across the Island
Read about No Limits, a Shared Island cross-border initiative by Fresh Film & Nerve Centre bringing 20 young female filmmakers together to make short films in Dublin and Belfast!
Hothouse 2027: Eight Exciting Projects Selected for Film Development Scheme
Catch up on Fresh Film’s recent festival highlights at OFFline & KIFF, plus details on upcoming showcases at Cork International Film Festival and the IFI!
Fresh on the Road: Festival Highlights & Upcoming Showcases
Catch up on Fresh Film’s recent festival highlights at OFFline & KIFF, plus details on upcoming showcases at Cork International Film Festival and the IFI!
Entries Now Open for Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year 2027!
Submit your short film for Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year 2027! Open to all genres, animations & docs. Submissions close Jan 15, 2027.
We’re Hiring | Festival Coordinator 2027
We are currently seeking an experienced, motivated, and organized Festival Coordinator to join our small team.
Jayne Foley Wins Global Impact Leadership Award at Cannes
Fresh Film founder Jayne Foley wins the Impact Leadership Award at Cannes 2026, celebrating 30 years of empowering young Irish filmmakers.
Meet our Alumni: Emma Whelan
Meet 2025 Young Filmmaker of the Year Emma Whelan. Discover her journey from filming vlogs on her phone to winning at Troy Studios, and her advice on having faith in your creative voice.
Meet our Alumni: Conor McMahon
From DIY horror trilogies in 1996 to feature films like “Let the Wrong One In,” Director Conor McMahon shares 30 years of filmmaking insights, the joy of “in-camera” editing, and advice for the next generation.