Welcome to the Cork Screen Commission website,
the official site for filming in both Cork City and County.
The Cork Screen Commission is a one-stop shop for all of your Pre Production, Production and Post Production needs in Cork City and County.
We are focussed on actively marketing Cork region as a film location, providing a comprehensive Production Support Service and supporting indigenous film production in every way that we can.
We even offer a free Location Scouting Service to help Producers and Location Managers find and make the best use of Cork's magnificent unused locations, so feel free to contact us anytime by e-mail or phone – the Commissioner is always available to offer free help and advice quickly.
As well as having the most comprehensive Locations Database in the region, we also hold an extensive database of Cork-based Screen professionals, including Cast, Crew, Production Support Services, Production and Post Production Companies.
Cork is a very dynamic and film friendly place to shoot and we have direct links with all of the relevant Statutory Bodies that you will need to notify when filming in the region. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, or have more specific questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Commissioner direct.
The Cork Screen Commission works to develop, recognise and promote all Screen activities in Cork City and County, whether Film, Television, Online or Gaming, while also working to promote the area as a Production Centre and prime filming destination.
It also works with local Screen Industries to support and develop a wide variety of projects with significant ties to the area with the goal of developing the Region into a Centre of Screen Excellence.
Although we do not fund projects, we provide detailed information on funding opportunities and are happy to help point you in the right direction.
For more information on Cork Screen Commission please call 087 946 3993 or email info@corkscreencommision.com
Read more Testimonials“The landscape in Cork provides one of the most unique environments I have found anywhere. I wrote one film specifically about the Beara Peninsula; ONDINE, but Cork provides much more than just natural beauty. The friendly locals and professional cast and crew ensure that shooting in Cork is a fantastic experience.”
Neil Jordan
RTÉ & BBC Make History with new Joint Funding Initiative
Tuesday, 08 May 2012
(from IFTN site 4th May by Eva Hall)
RTÉ and BBC have announced a joint funding initiative which will cover the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland. The initiative is the first of its kind between all three broadcasters RTÉ, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC Scotland. Director of BBC Northern Ireland Peter Johnston referred to the new initiative at the Celtic Media Festival in Derry last month, however it has not been confirmed until now.
Titanic Short Film Competition Starts Now!
Thursday, 05 April 2012To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, Ford are hosting 8 Minutes: The Ford Short Film Competition in partnership with the Titanic 100 Cobh 2012 festival.
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