BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:705@cal.gravitons.org SUMMARY:Opportunity: applications open for aemi’s ‘Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist’ programme 2026-2027 DTSTAMP:20260605T181545Z DTSTART:20260626T070000Z DTEND:20260626T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Applications are now open for aemi’s year-long artist developme nt programme:\n‘Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist’\n\nThis program me is designed to provide a group of nine Irish or Ireland-based\nfilm art ists with a career support network to  draw from across twelve months to\n enhance the creative development and audience reach of a single project. C entral\nto the programme is the opportunity to participate in aemi’s Rough Cut\ndevelopment workshops through which filmmakers share works in progre ss with an\ninvited audience of peers and arts professionals including fil m festival\nprogrammers\, producers and critics.\n\nThis programme is focu sed exclusively on the development of film projects\ndesigned specifically for cinema and film festival audiences. \n\nApplicants must be from or re sident in Ireland.\n\nOur goals with the programme are:\n– To assist you t o navigate the film artist landscape by offering project\nfocused developm ent\n– To support you with film festival & exhibition strategy\n– To broad en your network and community\n-To help you identify and secure mentorship opportunities for career development\nand advancement.\n-To help you to f oster and build confidence in your practice\n-To help you to expand the sc ope of your practice through critical engagement\nwith your work in suppor tive environments.\n\nDEVELOPING YOUR PRACTICE AS A FILM ARTIST gives appl icants access to:\n\n-aemi Rough Cut Project Development Workshops\n-Indiv iduated aemi Mentorship\n-Access to workshops\, masterclasses\, and inform ation sessions\n-peer to peer support across the year of the programme\n\n Up to 9 artists will be selected to take part in this year long programme. \n\nProgramme meetings and Rough Cut events typically take place in Dublin and so we\nask applicants to please consider these travel and potential a ccommodation costs\nbefore joining the course.\n\nThis opportunity is open to everyone. While applicants have typically attended a\none-to-one aemi Artist Support Session\n[https://aemi.ie/artist-supports/artist-support-se ssions/] in the past\, having\nmet with us previously is not a requirement and will not affect the evaluation\nof your application.\n\nTo learn more about this programme and to read a short interview with Micheal\nBarwise who took part in the first iteration of the programme please click here\n[ https://aemi.ie/artist-supports/developing-your-practice/]\n\nInterested a pplicants should email info@aemi.ie with a completed\nApplication-Form 202 6\n[https://aemi.ie/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/FADP-Application-Form-2026. docx] by\nend of day Friday 26th June. \n\naemi will accommodate adjustmen ts requested during the application period and\ncan accept an audio or vid eo recording as equivalent to the written application\nform.\n\nIf you hav e any access needs that you would like to discuss with us please\nemail in fo@aemi.ie [info@aemi.ie] before applying and please also allow ample\ntim e for us to support you ahead of the deadline on Friday 26th June.\n\nWe a ctively invite filmmakers and artists who identify as being from\nunderrep resented or marginalised communities to participate in this programme.\nPa rticular consideration will be given to recent migrants and to those\nfilm makers and artists falling under the protected grounds of the Equal Status \nAct laid out by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. As part of\naemi’s EDI strategy\, we particularly encourage applications from peop le from the\nGlobal Majority (global majority refers to people who are Bla ck\, Asian\, Brown\,\ndual-heritage\, indigenous to the global south\, and /or have been referred to as\n“ethnic minorities”)\; Disabled people\; and others who have experienced barriers\nor discrimination at work.\n\n\n URL:https://cal.gravitons.org/event/opportunity-applications-open-for-aemis -developing-your-practice-as-a-film-artist-programme-2026-2027 LOCATION:Dublin - www.aemi.ie STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:aemi,Ainriail,careeropportunity,Dublin,experimental film,freecou rse,opportunity,skillsharing,training X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Applications are now open for aemi’ s year-long artist development programme:
‘Developing Your Practice as a Film Artist’

This programme is designed to provide a grou p of nine Irish or Ireland-based film artists with a career support networ k to  draw from across twelve months to enhance the creative developm ent and audience reach of a single project. Central to the programme is th e opportunity to participate in aemi’s Rough Cut development workshops thr ough which filmmakers share works in progress with an invited audience of peers and arts professionals including film festival programmers, producer s and critics.

This programme is focused exclusively on the development of film projects designed specifically for cinema and film festival audiences. 

Applicants must be from or resident in Ireland.

Our goals with the pro gramme are:
– To assist you to navigate the film artist landsc ape by offering project focused development
– To support you with film festival & exhibition strategy
– To broaden your network and commun ity
-To help you identify and secure mentorship opportunities for caree r development and advancement.
-To help you to foster and build confide nce in your practice
-To help you to expand the scope of your practice through critical engagement with your work in supportive environments.

DEVELOPING YOUR PRACTICE AS A FILM ARTIST gives applicants acce ss to:

-aemi Rough Cut Project Development Workshops
-In dividuated aemi Mentorship
-Access to workshops, masterclasses, and inf ormation sessions
-peer to peer support across the year of the programm e

Up to 9 artists will be selected to take part in this year long programme.

Programme meetings and Rough Cut events ty pically take place in Dublin and so we ask applicants to please consider t hese travel and potential accommodation costs before joining the course.

This opportunity is open to everyone. While applican ts have typically attended a one-to-one aemi Artist Support Sessi on in the past, having met with us previously is not a require ment and will not affect the evaluation of your application.

< p>To learn more about this programme and to read a short intervi ew with Micheal Barwise who took part in the first iteration of the progra mme please click here

Interested applicants should email info@aemi.ie with a completed Application-Form 2026 by end of day Friday 26th June. 

aemi will accommodate adjustments requ ested during the application period and can accept an audio or video recor ding as equivalent to the written application form.

If you have any access needs that you would like to discuss with us please email& nbsp;info@aemi.ie b efore applying and please also allow ample time for us to support you ahea d of the deadline on Friday 26th June.

We acti vely invite filmmakers and artists who identify as being from underreprese nted or marginalised communities to participate in this programme. Particu lar consideration will be given to recent migrants and to those filmmakers and artists falling under the protected grounds of the Equal Status Act l aid out by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. As part of aemi ’s EDI strategy, we particularly encourage applications from people from t he Global Majority (global majority refers to people who are Black, Asian, Brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the global south, and/or have been re ferred to as “ethnic minorities”); Disabled people; and others who have ex perienced barriers or discrimination at work.


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