Clinic Media want a man to join them for Breakfast

Clinic Media will be making their first short film in June. We are delighted that actress and author Jody O’Neill has agreed to turn her short play Breakfast into a short film.

Originally written for Project Brand New, Breakfast tells the story of a Man and a Woman in love. They have the perfect relationship, the perfect house and the perfect toaster… As interest rates rise, inflation soars and house repossession reaches an all time high, this Man and Woman make a choice. With no way to make their next mortgage payment (or the one after that) we find them enjoying one last breakfast together.

O’Neill will be taking up the female role, but we’re still looking to fill the male role. He is a restaurant manager in his late twenties/early thirties. An all round dependable type of guy.

The 2-day shoot will be directed by Eoin Ó hAnnracháin for Clinic Media.

Please send Showreel (or examples of work), Headshot and CV to clinicproductions@gmail.com or post to 33 Slieve Mish Park, Kinsale Road, Cork, Ireland.

As this is a no-budget short film it is an un-paid job, but expenses will be covered.

Clinic get Jody O’Neill’s Breakfast

Clinic Media are delighted to announce the next exciting project, Breakfast by Jody O’Neill. Originally written as a piece for Project Brand New, O’Neill has agreed to turn it into a short film to be directed by Eoin Ó hAnnracháin.

O’Neill has also agreed to play the female character in the film.

A Man and a Woman are in love.

They have the perfect relationship, the perfect house and the perfect toaster… As interest rates rise, inflation soars and house repossession reaches all time highs, this Man and Woman make a choice. With no way to make their next mortgage payment (or the one after that) we find them enjoying one last breakfast together.

The part of the male character and the crew will be announced shortly with filming due to take place in Cork in June.

The Confession

The Confession is a clever short film now showing on the Tribeca Film Festival’s YouTube channel from Irish filmmaker Thomas Hefferon.

Hurry though, it’s showing for a limited time only.

Philips Carousel

A friend of mine drew my attention to this on Facebook yesterday and I was blown away.

What an amazing commercial. I particularly enjoyed the bit with the cop going through the broken glass. Such detail throughout the film! I love it.

Director Adam Berg and Stink Digital created this interactive campaign to promote Philips’ new television, the CINEMA 21:9.

The fact that it reminds me of The Dark Knight and The Matrix, and the microsite has a nod to Sin City and the films of Alfred Hitchcock isn’t hurting of course.

You can see a making of video here.