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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!
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 [...]
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 [...]
Throughout the NOISE Battle of the Bands 2009, Quarryvale Camera Club took photos. They documented nearly the entire event…capturing the great music and energy of all the heats which took place at RUA RED, South Dublin Arts Centre; Mega-bites Youth Cafe in Lucan Youth Service; STARS Youth Cafe in Ronanstown Youth Service and the final [...]
Over the summer, Tallaght Young Filmmakers took part in RTE 2’s Sweded TV programme and two of their short films will be aired on RTE during the week of November 2nd!
Sweded TV is produced by STILL FILMS for RTE. Sweded TV is a series of short comic films made by teenagers. It’ll be [...]
The advertising company, Clear Channel, has sponsored the public viewing of artwork created by young people in South Dublin County through the NOISE Projects online scheme. The project, called ‘Listen to the NOISE’, was designed by artist Jessica Tobin. Young people considered social issues of importance to them and examined literature and song lyrics [...]
“On The Street” is a work by artist Sinéad Curran, addressing the tensions between possibility and non action, arising for the current economic climate. It portrays a group of children queueing on a street in Clondalkin, West Dublin. The children are waiting outside the local social welfare building. As we see more adults queueing we [...]
In February 2009, young people from South Dublin Rock School and Tallaght Young Filmmakers met and developed an idea to form a Music Video Collective. The two groups are currently looking for some support funding to pilot some initial music videos. Tallaght Young Filmmakers hope to expand their knowledge of filmmaking and peer [...]
Creative Digital Media student at ITT, Amy Buckley created and directed this film. It is a visually stunning and heart wrenching depiction of the downward spiral of a young woman addicted to heroin. The film won Best Overal Film at the NOISE Flicks Festival 2009.
Guidance is suggested for young viewers under the age of 16.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbiS3bsgG9g
A classroom experiment, a movie, and a glimpse into the world of today’s urban teenagers.
Anne Cleary & Denis Connolly make films about how people interact with the city and suburban environment. They were artists in residence on South Dublin County Council’s public art programme, In Context 3, for two years and [...]
Young people in ‘Area 24′ Youth Health Cafe in Tallaght Youth Service created this film, which was shortlisted for NOISE Flicks 2009. Aimee Lee moves to a new area nd decides to visit a local youth cafe. She encounters a boy with different taste in music from her and they don’t get along. Rocker versus [...]
Director Nicole Flaherty, student at IT Tallaght, has created a humourous film about finding love in unexpected places. When one is just about to give up looking, you never know which pipeline you might find love in…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiI3yXKrjH8
Winner of the NOISE Flicks Audience Choice award and Special mention, ages 19 - 25, A Sign for Life by Director Laura Greally, student at IT Tallaght, gives us new insight into deafness. Laura interviews a young woman who is the only hearing person in her family of four and talks about the challenges and [...]
Winners of the 2009 NOISE Flicks Festival (14 - 18 category), Adam and Tadhg O’Reilly made this film with the things at hand in their house. This is an incredibly entertaining sci-fi film in which the Lord Zartog demands earth’s supply of fruity lip gloss…or else!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9vNPwWp03A
’A Planned Walk’ is an attempt to break away from mainstream ideas of film. As the filmmakers explain, “This film is meant to make the audience ask why, who and what…The film follows a protagonist on his journey…and a plan unfolds.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rKCPU0MsTY
Submitted for NOISE Flicks 2009, Appearances is a film made by a group of school friends. Abby has liked Matt for years from afar. Then her friends insist she ask him out…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcaDpJ9NSoM
While studying at IT Tallaght, Director Lynn Fitzpatrick created this film for her Year Four Creative Digital Media course. The tale Fitzpatrick describes is “under the viel–colour can be unifiying when East meets West.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkyqrG6h8Mk
Created by Rodge Skin Productions, Kris Devlin, Fionn Rogers, and Nikita Skripko
‘University Cribs’ was submitted to NOISE Flicks 2009. As the filmmakers explain, this mockumentary investigates “what university is all about.” They explain, “Living away from home for the first time, money, study and partieis–we visted the digs of two contrasting students in NUI Maynooth [...]
NOISE Flicks is a new festival featuring short films of any type, drama, comedy, action, documentary, or Flash animation by young people ages 14 - 25 in South Dublin County. This first annual event was held at RUA RED South Dublin Arts Centre on March 21st.
International award winning directors, Ken Wardrop and Brian Durnin were [...]
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 have been creating wo 10 minute short films called ‘Carry and Vinny’.
The idea for these short dramas came from the previous development process on [...]
Tallaght Young Filmmakers have created a short film entitled Tale of Genji with funding from the Arts Council’s Young Ensemble’s Schemev. Based on the ancient Japanese story of the same name, this version takes place in the Tallaght Library with a sinister twist. The script and storyboards are available below.
Tale of Genji Storyboard
Tale of Genji Script
This project is [...]
