Galway Film Centre A Resource Centre for Film Makers
This year, Galway Film Centre with CÚRAM, the SFI Centre for Research in Medical Devices at NUI Galway are offering funding to filmmakers interested in producing a documentary that engages with research into cardiovascular illnesses and stroke, currently underway at CÚRAM.
The ‘Science on Screen’ scheme, a funding strand for creative documentaries set in the world of science, is now in its third Year. The scheme will 100% fund one 26 minute film with a budget of €35,000 that promotes the public understanding of science.
The Science on Screen Information Day was held on Friday, March 9th at the Biomedical Sciences Building in NUI Galway. A range of top researchers and clinicians gave an overview of their work, followed by a Q&A session.
Below are the video links to each of the presentations:
#1. Claire Riordan, Communications and Public Engagement Manager
#2. William Wijns, Professor of Interventional Cardiology
#3. Dr. Niamh Hynes, Vascular & Endovascular Surgical Registrar at the Galway Clinic
#4. Dr Karen Doyle, Lecturer in Physiology and Investigator
#5. Dr Martin O’ Halloran, Senior Lecturer in Medical Electronics and Director of the Translational Medical Device Lab
#6. Neil Johnson, CEO at CROÍ
#7. Mary Deely, Galway Film Centre
Full application details for Science on Screen 2018 are available here.
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