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27 July & 31 July 2026

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Film Play for teenagers with Catherine Hol
Resonate at Uillinn
Monday 27 July, 10am to 4pm

Free, 12 participants,
12 places for 14 to 19 year olds
Booking through Resonate eventbite: HERE

An active fun-filled workshop for teenagers interested in acting, storytelling and filmmaking. Learn the basics of camera work, sound recording and editing. We will be creating characters and our own short story, breaking it into scenes and shooting short snippets to create a movie trailer for our idea.
Everyone will get the opportunity to operate camera and sound to frame the story and acting will be for those who really enjoy it. Whether you love being in front of or behind the camera, there will be a role for you!

This workshop is for teens aged 15-19 but exceptions may be made for young people with a strong interest in this area.
Feature Focus is an out of school group for teenagers (16-18 yrs) who have a keen interest in acting, storytelling and filmmaking. An 8 week course starts in West Cork in September, where we will be creating realistic characters and a story for a potential feature film, learning about filmmaking and practising our skills by making a movie trailer for our film idea.

About Catherine Hol
Since becoming the Documentary Filmmaker in Residence for Cork Film Centre in 2017 Catherine has worked with Cork Film Centre, Cork Young Filmmakers, Cork County Council, The Crawford Gallery, Cork School of Music, Cork ETB, Tracton Biodiversity Group, Headway, YouthReach, Creative Ireland and Cork Local Creative Youth Partnership.
Catherine has now directed around 30 short films in her work mentoring teen filmmakers, in addition to self-shooting and editing several short documentaries.Her latest short documentary has been The Moth Man, funded by The Heritage Department of Cork County Council and Tracton Biodiversity Group. It is about the work of Ken Bond, Ireland’s premier moth expert, now in his eighties and still working voluntarily.
Supported by Uillinn West Cork Arts Centre, Cork Local Creative Youth Partnership and Cork Education and Training Board

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