Film, photography, painting, 3D, animation, and more…NOISE South Dublin features VISUALS projects from your area. We want to know how your project happened from start to finish, how you felt about it, and who was involved. Email vdurrer@sdublincoco.ie to nominate your group for feature!

Some of the work presented here may contain scenes and/or images that some viewers may find disturbing. Some may include strong language, violence, drug use and or scenes of a sexual nature. The films presented here are artistic works created by young people and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or views of NOISE South Dublin and/or South Dublin County Council.

With a respectable number of short film credits under his belt (his graduation film Undressing My Mother has become one of Ireland’s most successful shorts ever, winning a European Film Academy Award in 2005) and the phenomenal success of his feature debut His & Hers, director Ken Wardrop clearly knows a thing or two about [...]

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NOISE Flicks 2011 was host to a number of incredible workshops.
First up was animator, illustrator and artist Maeve Clancy who demonstrated how to use the camera function on your mobile phone to make amazing animated films! Maeve’s extensive body of work ranges from animated short films to paintings, drawings and cut paper art. She writes and [...]

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 As part of the DIVE IN-Totally Teen Festival, learn how to create comics from concept to the printed page in this one day intensive workshop with comic artist and writer Maeve Clancy. In the first half of the day, participants will write a simple story, design characters, illustrate backgrounds and format the work into a [...]

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In August 2010, the Tallaght Young Filmmakers carried out a one-day film shoot to create a comedy. The film features interesting characters going for a job interview. Members of Tallaght Young Filmmakers did their own edited versions of the footage shot and the different perspectives form these films below. People will do anything for a [...]

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This film by Ronanstown Film Club was one 7 shortlisted in the 14-18 Category for the NOISE Flicks Young Filmmaker Awards 2011. This documentary tells the changing story of a community from the perspectives of the people who live there. The film was supported through the National Youth Council of Ireland’s Artist in Youth Work Residency [...]

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This film by Transition Year Students in Pobalscoil Iosolde was one of 7 shortlisted in the 14 -18 Category for the NOISE Flicks Young Filmmaker Awards 2011. Magic Headphones was the overall winner in this category claiming a prize to be used towards film equipment or a masterclass. It also won the Audience Choice Award. Magic Headphones [...]

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This film by IT Tallaght Filmmakers was one 3 shortlisted in the 19 -25 Category for the NOISE Flicks Young Filmmaker Awards 2011.
As fast drinking, smart talking PI lands a demanding client who wants results..it’s a film noir worth watching.

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Young people from Knockmitten Multi-media Group  and the Old Tech Drop-In with Clondalkin Youth Service joined together and trained with photorapher Damien McGlynn in October 2010. They were preparing
take to the stages of NOISE Battle of the Bands 2010 and document the entire event over 4 heats. Due to the intense snow that year, there were only 3 [...]

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‘Your subjects matter!’ is an exciting short film project to communicate the importance of choosing the right subjects in school. The film features students and parents acting out a variety of scenarios in the style of instructional short films from the 1950s. The resulting film is as comedic as it is informative.
‘Your subjects matter!’ stars [...]

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 Young people from the St. Kevin’s Family Resource Centre are working on their third art project together.
The project involves dance/movement, animation and music. The group, who are made up of young people from the Irish Wheelchair Association and the Tallaghtfornia Foroige Club, are working with visual artist Maeve Clancy, dancers Lisa Cahill and Sarah Slattery and musician [...]

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‘My project is about JLS and how they started and became a group, and what I like about them. Also, who’s my favourite, when they’re back at the 02 Arena, the awards they’ve won and all their albums and who put the band together.’
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This film is part of a project by students from the National [...]

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By Kevin O’Keeffe, Robert O’Rourke, Sean Cleary, Brian Rainey, William Cassells, Ciaran Murray and Anthony McNamara
‘We did a film project on GAA player Darren McGee. This project consisted of a face-to-face interview iwht the Dublin star and a lot of work in RUA RED and the Tallaght Library. Everyone in our group had a role [...]

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After the wide success of Killinarden Community School’s film ‘Johnny Splitz’ Killinarden Community School was happy to work again with South Dublin County Council and filmmaker Olivia Fitzsimons. School students created two short films called ‘Carry and Vinny’. The film shoots were supported by the Tallaght Young Filmmakers.
The idea for these short dramas came [...]

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 This documentary was made by a group of fourteen young people as part of ECO-UNESCO’s Youth for Sustainable Development Peer Education Programme 2009-2010
Individuals involved in the film: Colleen Moore, Emmet McDonnell, Eoin Brennan, Ferdia Neary, Kevin Quinn, Linas Karvelis, Lisa Fitzpatrick, Mark Shipley, Mary Moore, Olulaja Osho, Padraig McKay, Sarah Egan, Sean McNeill & Thomas [...]

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IT Tallaght made a film about a young man who regrets not appreciating the time he had with his mother in her last years. Jonathon complains about having to spend time with and help his mother. He treats her with no respect but when his mother passes away he realises how much he loved her [...]

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IT Tallaght made a film about an Elvis worshipper with ‘hair do’ mania. an Elvis, God and weather freak drifts apart from his wife, but she has plans to win him back in this comedy which was influenced by the ‘Mad Men’ series.

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Students from Tallaght Community School made a film about zombies. Only five students turn up to class and only the teacher’s pet has the homework. The class is kept back after school for detention and end up in a life or death situation. Zombies are loose in the school! The film is full of comedy [...]

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Over the month of February 2010, the Tallaght Young Filmmakers (TYF) worked with editor Richard Gibb on learning editing techniques in Final Cut Pro software at RUA RED, South Dublin Arts Centre.
Over the course of 4 sessions, the group spent time seeing demonstrations of the software and time on getting hands-on experience using the software. They [...]

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This project was undertaken by the 2009/10 PLC Art/Craft/Design & Portfolio Preparation students at Greenhills College.  The students engaged with the process of what is involved in organising an exhibition at an outside venue.  They liaised with their local community and collaborated with each other and their tutors to advertise the exhibition and present their [...]

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Young people in Ronanstown Youth Service worked with artist Jane Fogarty over the Summer of 2009 to design murals for the former Clondalkin Swimming Pool, now next to the new Clondalkin Leisure Centre. The project was commissioned by South Dublin County Council’s Community Department. The group worked on a nautical and sports theme, using [...]

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