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  • #4 | Frankie Fenton
    Frankie Fenton is an Irish Film and TV Director/Producer specializing in documentary film to do with pressing social matters. His directorial debut is feature documentary It's Not Yet Dark, narrated by Colin Farrell and premiering at the Sundance Film Festival 2017, it is produced by Kennedy Films and Newgrange Pictures. Frankie is also in post production on "The Good Reactor" an environmental feature documentary about controversial ways to solve the coming global energy crisis.
    It's Not Yet Dark - OFFICIAL TRAILER:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGmjgwfM5TQ
    31 min
  • #3 | Ger Walsh | Director
    Gerard Walsh is a multi award winning film maker from Dublin's inner city. After graduation from Ballyfermot College of Further Education, Gerard went on to direct several short films which received notable critical acclaim and awards.
    Moving on from short films in recent years, Gerard has written directed and Co produced three feature films which have travelled overseas to international festivals to the USA and garnered public attention here locally, His work had the privilege of winning best film awards and a cinema release in Ireland. Ger's Feature works include "A Day Like Today" "South" and "Release"
    In his spare time Gerard also creates online content, which has received over 100 million views collectively.
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    30 min
  • Episode 3 - Ger Walsh
    Gerard Walsh is a multi award winning film maker from Dublin's inner city. After graduation from Ballyfermot College of Further Education, Gerard went on to direct several short films which received notable critical acclaim and awards.
    Moving on from short films in recent years, Gerard has written directed and Co produced three feature films which have travelled overseas to international festivals to the USA and garnered public attention here locally, His work had the privilege of winning best film awards and a cinema release in Ireland. Ger's Feature works include "A Day Like Today" "South" and "Release"
    In his spare time Gerard also creates online content, which has received over 100 million views collectively.
    28 min
  • #3 | Ger Walsh
    Gerard Walsh is a multi award winning film maker from Dublin's inner city. After graduation from Ballyfermot College of Further Education, Gerard went on to direct several short films which received notable critical acclaim and awards.
    Moving on from short films in recent years, Gerard has written directed and Co produced three feature films which have travelled overseas to international festivals to the USA and garnered public attention here locally, His work had the privilege of winning best film awards and a cinema release in Ireland. Ger's Feature works include "A Day Like Today" "South" and "Release"
    In his spare time Gerard also creates online content, which has received over 100 million views collectively.
    28 min
  • #2 | Mia Mullarkey | Writer/Director
    The second episode of Film Network Ireland's new podcast series that goes behind the scenes of Irish film & tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Mia Mullarkey, of Ishka Films, is a documentary & drama director and she's had a hell of a year, picking up a plethora of awards and receiving funding from the Irish Film Board. She talks about her career to date and how her background in psychology informs her filmmaking choices.
    In 2016, she received funding from the Irish Film Board to make a short a documentary about the Mother & Baby Home in Tuam. The film will have its premiere at the Cork Film Festival in November.
    Throwline tells the story of Taxi Watch, a suicide prevention organisation set up by taxi drivers in Kilkenny. It won best short documentary at the Galway Film Fleadh. See trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OLNETUBsV4
    She co-directed a documentary that follows three characters suffering from Parkinsons disease and the team of Galway scientists that are trying to find a cure. It will be broadcast as part of RTE Science Week See the trailer Feats Of Modest Valour here: https://vimeo.com/204337126
    See the trailer for Mia's drama, Oh Brother, here: https://vimeo.com/221081717
    For more information on Mia, visit her company website: www.ishkafilms.com
    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
    36 min
  • Episode 2 - Mia Mullarkey
    The second episode of Film Network Ireland's new podcast series that goes behind the scenes of Irish film & tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Mia Mullarkey, of Ishka Films, is a documentary & drama director and she's had a hell of a year, picking up a plethora of awards and receiving funding from the Irish Film Board. She talks about her career to date and how her background in psychology informs her filmmaking choices.
    In 2016, she received funding from the Irish Film Board to make a short a documentary about the Mother & Baby Home in Tuam. The film will have its premiere at the Cork Film Festival in November.
    Throwline tells the story of Taxi Watch, a suicide prevention organisation set up by taxi drivers in Kilkenny. It won best short documentary at the Galway Film Fleadh. See trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OLNETUBsV4
    She co-directed a documentary that follows three characters suffering from Parkinsons disease and the team of Galway scientists that are trying to find a cure. It will be broadcast as part of RTE Science Week See the trailer Feats Of Modest Valour here: https://vimeo.com/204337126
    See the trailer for Mia's drama, Oh Brother, here: https://vimeo.com/221081717
    For more information on Mia, visit her company website: www.ishkafilms.com
    34 min
  • #2 | Mia Mullarkey
    The second episode of Film Network Ireland's new podcast series that goes behind the scenes of Irish film & tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Mia Mullarkey, of Ishka Films, is a documentary & drama director and she's had a hell of a year, picking up a plethora of awards and receiving funding from the Irish Film Board. She talks about her career to date and how her background in psychology informs her filmmaking choices.
    In 2016, she received funding from the Irish Film Board to make a short a documentary about the Mother & Baby Home in Tuam. The film will have its premiere at the Cork Film Festival in November.
    Throwline tells the story of Taxi Watch, a suicide prevention organisation set up by taxi drivers in Kilkenny. It won best short documentary at the Galway Film Fleadh. See trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OLNETUBsV4
    She co-directed a documentary that follows three characters suffering from Parkinsons disease and the team of Galway scientists that are trying to find a cure. It will be broadcast as part of RTE Science Week See the trailer Feats Of Modest Valour here: https://vimeo.com/204337126
    See the trailer for Mia's drama, Oh Brother, here: https://vimeo.com/221081717
    For more information on Mia, visit her company website: www.ishkafilms.com
    34 min
  • #1 | Nick Kelly | Writer/Director
    The first episode of Film Network Ireland's brand new podcast series about the Irish film and tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Writer/Director, Nick Kelly talks about his careers in music and advertising, before describing how he came to make his wonderful new film The Drummer And The Keeper.
    Nick Kelly was the frontman of Irish band, The Fat Lady Sings, Arclight was one of their biggest hits.
    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
    40 min
  • Episode 1 - Nick Kelly
    The first episode of Film Network Ireland's brand new podcast series about the Irish film and tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Writer/Director, Nick Kelly talks about his careers in music and advertising, before describing how he came to make his wonderful new film The Drummer And The Keeper.
    Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ExhyLIdEHs&t=4s
    Nick Kelly was the frontman of Irish band, The Fat Lady Sings, Arclight was one of their biggest hits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlcSZotpAhE
    38 min
  • #1 | Nick Kelly
    The first episode of Film Network Ireland's brand new podcast series about the Irish film and tv, hosted by filmmakers, Paul Butler Lennox and Paul Webster. Writer/Director, Nick Kelly talks about his careers in music and advertising, before describing how he came to make his wonderful new film The Drummer And The Keeper.
    Nick Kelly was the frontman of Irish band, The Fat Lady Sings, Arclight was one of their biggest hits.
    38 min

About FNI Wrap Chat

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Film Network Ireland's Wrap Chat Podcast is the Irish Film Industry Podcast. Hosted and produced by freelancers. Founded by Paul Butler Lennox, Paul Webster and Ray Mongey in 2017, they were joined in 2020 by an exceedingly talented line up of presenters including Mia Mullarkey, Sean T. O Malley and Remie Michelle Clarke and more recently by the indomitable Georgina McKevitt, Mark Monks (who is also our engineer) and Luke Brabazon. In 2025 we welcomed, Johnny Elliott and Joe Griffin on Presenting duties also. It is a show about and for Irish filmmakers of all levels and industry enthusiasts. A library of personal experiences in Irish Film, Animation, Audio and TV. We're also delighted to welcome the wonderful host Keith O'Grady Director to the fold. Thanks also to Rebbeca Sartor and Cian Johnston for their tireless work in production. 

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