A Cuillin Rising has been nominated for the British Council Best New Short Award for 2012.
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A Cuillin rising has been selected for London Short Film festival 2012 and will screen as part of the Landscapes and Light program at the ICA.
Screenwriting Residencies
Catriona has been selected to be one of 9 participants on a feature film screenwriting residency run by Playwrights Studio Scotland. The residencies are supported by the Creative Futures initiative, Creative Scotland. Catriona is being mentored by Lars Von Triers longtime collaborator and editor, Molly Stensgaard.
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The Edinburgh International Festival in association with BBC Scotland and Screen Academy Scotland put emerging filmmakers and composers together to create short pieces of film with musical score, inspired by The Qatsi Trilogy films, for Festival 2011. Composer Philip Glass conducted a masterclass for the group of filmmakers and composers.
55th BFI London Film Festival
A Cuillin Rising will premier at the 55th BFI London Film Festival this October. The film is heading the shorts program ‘Rural Life’ and will screen in NFT 2 at 3.30pm on the 13th and 16th October. Great News!
Brest European Short Film Fest
I’M IN AWAY FROM HERE has been selected to screen in a UK Panorama program at Brest European Short Film Fest!
DigiCult Commission
Catriona’s screenplay A CUILLIN RISING has been commissioned by DigiCult along with co financiers BBC Scotland, UK Film Council and Scottish Screen (Creative Scotland). The film will be produced by Martyn Robertson with support from his Company Urban Croft.
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Leaves, a feature length film by Ian Waugh, starring Catriona in the role of Leah will be held at the East End Film Festival in London on Thurday 29th April @ 6.30pm
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Catriona has been selected with her new short film project ‘A Cuillin Rising’for the Scottish Digital Shorts talent pool.
DigiCult is delighted to announce its Scottish Digital Shorts 2010 Talent Pool – Scotland’s key development initiative for new and emerging screenwriters, directors and producers.
From over 150 applicants from across Scotland, DigiCult identified ten exciting voices to develop short live action and animation projects. The SDS 2010 Talent Pool has emerged from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines and includes two animators, an advertising director, a successful theatre and TV writer, as well as recent graduates from the National Film and Television School (NFTS) and Edinburgh Skillset Screen and Media Academy.
DigiCult is also pleased to work with emerging filmmakers who have been recognised through a variety of new talent development schemes and take them forward to the next stage of their careers.
The successful applicants have now entered an intense period of development, working on their short drama or animation projects through one-to-one meetings with DigiCult producers. This has been coupled with training at The Script Factory in London, led by experienced and high profile tutors and guest speakers including Oscar and BAFTA nominated Director, Mike Figgis, Actress Natalie Press, and BIFA-award-winning Directors Eran Creevy and Paul Andrew Williams.
DigiCult Executive Producer, Paul Welsh, will also present his Story Room workshop, with the full pool coming together at the artist residency retreat Cove Park on the Rosneath Peninsula, for a one-day workshop focusing on character and story development. In April 2010, four of these projects will then be commissioned and will be realised in productions in the early summer of 2010.
Scottish Digital Shorts 2010 selected talent pool:
• Jessica Ashman – Animation Writer/Director
• Stuart Elliot – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Zinnie Harris – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Gregor Johnstone – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Marten Jonmark – Animation Writer/Director
• Catriona MacInnes – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Kerry Anne Mullaney – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Ruth Paxton – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• Ben Soper – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
• David Stoddart – Live Action Drama Writer/Director
Scottish Digital Shorts 2010 is co-financed by the UK Film Council, Scottish Screen and BBC Scotland and is supported by RSAMD and South West Screen Commission.
http://www.scottishscreen.com/news/news_story.php?news_id=959&page_id=13
Köln International Women’s Film Festival
IIAWH will play in Cologne next month! Looking forward to it.
The International Women’s Film Festival Dortmund | Cologne, presents a broadbased programme with around 100 films made by women directors from all over the world.
‘I’m In Away From Here’ will compete in the ‘Panorama’ section:
Works that are remarkable for offbeat perspectives or the joy of technical experimentation always find great interest at the festival. Which means that up-and-coming women directors can have the chance to present their first film at a festival – as can old friends whose careers we have been following for some years now.