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Cinemagic

Claire Shaw, Press and Marketing Officer at Cinemagic, Jessica Pinder, Cinemagic Volunteer and Joanne McCracken, Causeway Foodbank pictured at Flowerfield Arts Centre. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council

Family film screenings in aid of local foodbanks

The Red Turtle is one of the films being screened by Cinemagic. Pic credit: Cinemagic

Young cinema fans can enjoy a free film and help local foodbanks

Cinemagic Charity boss, Joan Burney-Keatings, honoured at its annual LA Gala Showcase event in Los Angeles. Pic credit: Cinemagic

Moira woman and chief executive of charity Cinemagic is honoured in LA

Aida Velasco, Consul for Political Affairs Mexico; Joan Burney Keatings MBE, chief executive, Cinemagic; Gloria Cruz, Director for political affairs and advocacy, Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA); and Marcella Smyth, Consul General of Ireland.

Los Angeles honours Moira woman Joan Burney Keatings and her charity Cinemagic

Pictured (far left) is Joan Burney Keatings MBE, Chief Executive, Cinemagic and (far right) Lara Hallett Deputy Consul General, Los Angeles · Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, with the cast and crew of Heaven on Earth at the film premiere in Lost Angeles.

Moira's Joan Burney Keatings jets off to LA for film premiere

Revolting Rhymes, based on the extraordinary book by Roald Dahl, will be screened on Saturday 4th March at 2pm. The initiative is part of Cinemagic’s Young Audiences Support Foodbanks scheme.

Revolting Rhymes will be screened on March 4

Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart is, presenting a free film screening of animated family movie SING 2 on Friday, August 12 at 10.30am, in support of Causeway Foodbank

Family film will help Foodbank

hloe Diamond, Cinemagic and Bruce Gardiner-Crehan, South Belfast Foodbank Manager at the launch of the ‘Cinemagic Young Audiences Supporting Foodbanks, at The Ulster Museum

Cinemagic audiences support foodbank

Local film talent is in the spotlight with Cinemagic

Actress Savanna Burney Keatings, writer Ryan Rafferty, Evia Aigbokhae, ABC Council, PEACE IV Good Relations Officer, Cllr Kevin Savage, Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, Joan Burney Keatings, Cinemagic CEO and producer of Rian, Vincent McCann, Programme Manager, The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre actor Jude Hill and young filmmaker Olivia Beatty. Photo by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Gilford actor in the spotlight for Cinemagic film

Young Actors Jude Hill and Savanna Burney Keatings with Denis the Donkey

Kinedale Donkeys and local talent in the spotlight for film

Cinemagic goes virtual next month

Joan Burney Keatings, Cinemagic.

Drive-in movies at Glenarm Castle

Brian Livingstone film industry professional; Tony Devlin, Panavision; Joan Burney Keatings MBE, Chief Executive, Cinemagic with Cinemagic film trainees Amy Hinds from Newtownabbey and Felix Surplus from Larne.

Larne Cinemagic trainee works on film screened in California

Mallusk Enterprise Park is one of seven not-for-profit organisations shortlisted for grants of up to £35k and local people can support them by voting online at http://skillsandopportunitiesfund.ulsterbank.com/vote/ up until noon on April 20.Pictured here: Richard Donnan (right), Head of Ulster Bank in Northern Ireland, pictured with Skills & Opportunities Fund past recipients Trevor McMahon (MACS supporting Children and Young People) and Shauna Shivers and Ciara McLarnon (Cinemagic) is encouraging the public to support shortlisted local community groups.

Mallusk enterprise park in the running for Skills & Opportunities Fund grant

A group of 22 talented young filmmakers, aged 16-19 years old from Northern Ireland, including Joshua Lenaghan from Carrickfergus, ere recently selected from a wide pool of applicants and awarded a place on the prestigious BFI (British Film Institute) Film Academy programme. Back Row (l-r) Keith OGrady (Filmmaker); Thomas Purdy (17, North Belfast); Joshua Lenaghan (17, Carrickfergus); Hollie Cowdean (17, Lisburn); Colin Browne (Film Equipment Hire Ireland); Finn Duncan (18, East Belfast); Alice Crane (17, Belfast); David Neill (18, East Belfast); and Mia Vidamour (17, Newtownards).

Aspiring Carrick filmmaker takes part in prestigious programme

Members of the local Into Film Club had the opportunity to attend a film review-writing workshop and a private screening of the new animation 'Coco'at the IMC, Ballymena. Pictured are (l-r) Keera from Carnlough Integrated Primary School; Grace, Ballycraigy Primary School, Antrim; and Martha, Ballykeel Primary School, Ballymena.

Cinematic treat for '˜Into Film Club' members

The Picture House Cinema in Ballyclare will be hosting a special film screening of 'Sing Street' on December 2. (Submitted pic)

Special screening of '˜Sing Street' in Ballyclare

East Antrim filmmakers sought for inspiring project

Some of the 2016/17 participants and mentors from BFI Film Academy Network Programme delivered by Cinemagic. (Submitted Picture).

Cinemagic issue camera call to budding young film makers

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Calling budding young filmmakers

37 young trainee filmmakers, aged 18-25, have started work in Belfast on Cinemagics second feature film Grace and Goliath. Working in the costume department is 21-year-old Rosie Mullan from Ballerin.

Ballerin woman works on new movie Grace and Goliath

Trainee film-maker Emma Kelly from Antrim.

Emma calls '˜Action!' on film-making

Local filmmaker calls action on film

Trainee film-maker Anna Callan from Glenarm.

It's lights, camera, action for Glenarm girl Anna

Calling all young film fans

Dungannon actor James Stockdale joined South West Colleges performing arts students to talk about Cinemagic

Cinemagic actor James Stockdale shares industry secrets with arts students at th...

James Stockdale, seated, with production crew and fellow actors from Delicate Things, a new short film

Royal School Dungannon actor James Stockdale making waves with new film

Lights, camera, action for young filmmakers

Young dancers jet off to US film premiere

Young consultants steer Cinemagic programme

Actor Jimmy Nesbitt and friends at a previous Cinemagic festival

Cinemagic launches annual call for young enthusiastic jury members

Cinemagic has launched its annual call for young film enthusiasts. INLT 27-665-CON

Cinemagic searches for young film critics ahead of festival

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Cinemagic calls for young enthusiastic jury members

Group 3 photo caption: Young filmmakers who participated in the Cinemagic BFI Film Academy 2014-2015 programme, L-R Front Row Katie Carson from Belfast, Beth Trinder from Lisburn, Stephen Rock from Millisle, L-R Back Row Shauna Shivers, Cinemagic, Project Mentor Filmmaker Ryan Tohill, Saro Jani Wilson from Belfast, Jamie Robinson from Belfast, Dylan Godhania from Belfast and Project Mentor and BAFTA winning Film Director Michael Lennox (Boogaloo and Graham)

Beth selected to attend filmmaking residential

L-R Holly from Woodlawn Primary, Hannah from Eden Primary and Sofie from Acorn Integrated Primary pictured with Davy Elliott, AES and Sarah Hutchinson, Cinemagic. Photo by Harrison Photography INCT 15-720-CON

Pupils gain an insight into the world of movies

Nathan jets off to LA film festival

Gareth lives the American dream with Cinemagic

Tanith helps to launch new film project

Young filmmakers praised by Cinemagic

Lights... camera... action

Filming at the Londonderry Arms Hotel. INLT 50-631-CON

Coastal villages are the real stars in festive film