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This week we are joined by Pippa Molony, an actor, filmmaker and theatre-maker based in Dublin.

Pippa studies at the National Film School, IADT and is a past member of the National Youth Theatre Ensemble, Dublin Youth Theatre and Youth Theatre Ireland’s ‘ARTiculate’ and Young Critics programmes. She is currently a member of the Irish ‘Be SpectActive’ programme with Dublin Theatre Festival and her writing has been performed as part of Dublin Youth Theatre Member's One Act Play Festival (2018, 2020).

Pippa has performed in notable productions such as 'Ask Too Much Of Me' by Dylan Coburn Gray (Abbey Theatre, 2019) and ‘All I Believed Happened There Was Vision’ by Frank Sweeney (AEMI, St Patrick’s Festival 2020). Her most recent film, ‘Clara’s Room’ won the Inaugural First Frame Award (2020) at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival, and has since screened at a large number of national and international film festivals, for which she wrote and directed. Pippa is interested in making work that challenges audiences and addresses questions of identity, morality and transgression.

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Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival

Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ

Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/

Host: Molly Cantwell

Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch

Producer: Étáin Sweeney

Editor: Darragh Hogan

Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney

About:

Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.

Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.

Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry

We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.

Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.

This week we are joined on the podcast by a Celtic Media award winning Director, illustrator and animator from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Struggling with a serious doodle and tea addiction, Sorcha McGlinchey has a huge passion for storytelling, kid’s tv, film and everything and anything animated! Sorcha has worked on projects for Disney Jr, PBS, Cbeebies, CBBC and Netflix.

Visit https://www.sorchacartoons.com for more info.



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Check out:
Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival
Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ
Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/


Host: Molly Cantwell
Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch
Producer: Étáin Sweeney
Editor: Darragh Hogan
Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney


About:
Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.
Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.
Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry
We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.
Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.

Joining us this week to discuss Strength in Vulnerability is Alona Shylova, a director and screenwriter from Ukraine, Kyiv. In her films she mainly focuses on topics of womanhood and gender norms and explores these themes through an unconventional narrative and distinctive point of view.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/al.iona/?hl=uk
#HERIFF21 #HERINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL #UKRAINE #WOMENINFILM
Check out:
Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival
Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ
Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/
Host: Molly Cantwell
Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch
Producer: Étáin Sweeney
Editor: Darragh Hogan
Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney
About:
Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.
Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.
Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry
We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.
Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.

This week we're releasing an exclusive podcast episode with Sleepover Cinema during which we discuss The Art of the Chick Flick. Sleepover Cinema is a podcast hosted by Hannah Rae Leach and Audrey Anna Leach where they analyze the films that created the collective unconscious of the youth in the late 90s and early 2000s.
Hannah Rae Leach  (b. 1995) is an audio producer, musician, and playwright based in Cleveland, Ohio. She graduated from NYU Tisch's Dramatic Writing Program in May 2017 with an emphasis in playwriting and has had work staged in New York, London, and Cleveland. She got her start producing and co-hosting radio with The Jim Brickman Show, a nationally-syndicated four hour lifestyle program, and has since become a podcast producer at Evergreen Podcasts. Hannah is also a third of The Prom Queens, a glam-pop folk trio, and teaches voice lessons to cool teens of the greater Cleveland area at School of Rock.

Email: hanraeleach@gmail.com
Instagram: @hannahraeleach
Audrey Anna Leach (b. 1997) is a New York City based filmmaker & editor. She graduated from NYU Tisch Film & TV in May 2019, where she had the honor of Co-Directing the Fusion Film Festival her senior year. Currently, she is finishing up her first feature documentary entitled 'Full Out: Inside Ohio Show Choir,' as well as co-hosting the podcast 'Sleepover Cinema' with her sister, Hannah (Tisch Dramatic Writing '17). Audrey has also been a Post Production Assistant for films Breaking News in Yuba County (dir. Tate Taylor), Respect (dir. Liesl Tommy) & Netflix documentary The Remix: Hip-Hop X Fashion. She is currently working as a Jr. Editor at Leroi, the sister company of senior post in NYC.
Email: audreyaleach@gmail.com
Instagram: @audreyannaleach

#HERIFF21 #HERINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL #NewYork #USA 
Check out:
Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival
Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ
Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/
Host: Molly Cantwell
Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch
Producer: Étáin Sweeney
Editor: Darragh Hogan
Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney
About:
Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.
Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.
Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry
We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.
Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.

This week we are joined by Bella Roberts to discuss the topic of Relating Online. Bella is an aspiring editor and filmmaker who is currently in her final year at film school. She's had training at the BFI Future Film Academy, London Film Academy and through making her own short films and documentaries. She loves documentary and narrative filmmaking but ultimately what is most important to her regardless of genre is the story.

Bella Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/bellaroberts_film/

#HERIFF21 #HERINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL #Youngwomeninfilm #NorthernIreland #BFI #London #BellaRoberts

Check out:

Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival

Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ

Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/

Host: Molly Cantwell

Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch

Producer: Étáin Sweeney

Editor: Darragh Hogan

Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney

Graphic Work: Hannah Ross and Nika Khodakivska

About:

Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.

Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.

Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry

We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.

Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.

We are delighted to welcome Helen Selka onto the podcast this week as we discuss the intersection of age and gender in the film industry.
Helen is a documentary filmmaker whose work has been screened at film festivals in Ireland and the UK. She sees documentary as an exploration of what it means to be human. She uses digital video to create intimate portraits of people and everyday life, and her work is informed by her acting training at RADA.
As well as making films, she sits on the board of the Women Over 50 in Film Festival, and mentors other documentary filmmakers.
Check out: HTTPS://WWW.WOFFF.CO.UK/ Contact Helen via email: avofilmsco@gmail.com

Watch the trailer for Bleak Paradise: https://vimeo.com/90701255

Watch Polling Station: https://vimeo.com/helenselka/thepollingstation

Watch Family Film: https://vimeo.com/322255175
#HERIFF21 #HERINTERNATIONALFILMFESTIVAL #Youngwomeninfilm #UnitedKingdom #London
Check out:
Submission Page: https://filmfreeway.com/YoungWomenInFilm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herinternationalfilmfestival
Twitter: https://twitter.com/her_kyf
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herinternationalfilmfestival/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0B5lcOAfmcQs555D3PlcQ
Website: https://herintlfilmfestival.com/
Host: Molly Cantwell
Executive Producer: Katie Lee Lynch
Producer: Étáin Sweeney
Editor: Darragh Hogan
Music Composed By: Étáin Sweeney
About:
Her International Film Festival is held annually during the month of October In County Kerry.
Killarney Young Filmmakers hosts Ireland's only Young Women In Film Film Festival for young female filmmakers aged 10 to 25.
Celebrating and promoting young women in the film industry
We believe that there is hope for the future of young women in the film, and we focus on the next generation of female filmmakers.
Her International Film Festival believes in the passion and creativity of young women in film and television, and we are committed to developing a strong global network of motivated and innovative young filmmakers.