Round 1: An Introduction
Hosted by: Benjamin Rupprecht
October 1st 2023
Sarah Corcoran
Sarah is a director, art director and fashion stylist from Cork City. She studied Art History and English at UCC while silmultaneously doing a diploma course in Image and Fashion Styling at Cork College of Commerce.
This interest in fashion alongside photography and cinema shaped her path towards editorial styling.
More recently her work has focused on collaboration with music artists - she has styled videos for Rejjie Snow, Mo/Diplo, Kynsy and styled Little Dragon for stage. She made her directorial debut last year with music videos for Cork based artists M.Sea and King Koko. She also produced and directed two fashion films, the most recent of which featured on Wonderland this summer.
Adam Byrne
Adam is a director, writer and current graduate of Film and Screen Media at UCC. Together with his team he produced the fiction short “Alarm Boy” as his graduation project. The script has been nominated as script of the year by the National Student Media Awards and is currently making its circle through festival screenings..
On Sunday, Adam will be joined by his director of photography Conor Dineen and production designer and co-writer James Young. In a conversation with the three of them, we will get a deeper insight into the creation of Alarm Boy’s world, their inspiration and future plans.
Artem Trofimenko
Artem is a Cork-based multidisciplinary artist. He graduated Fine Art BA from CCAD in 2018, and had his work was published in Source magazine photographic review in summer 2018. He provides darkroom support at Cork Film Centre’s f.Project analogue group in Sample Studios. In the summer of 2022 he joined the Slow Camera Exchange project under initiative of Jessica Marbe and Creative Ireland, facilitating a series of workshops in analogue photography. He has taken part in numerous exhibitions and received an Agility Award in 2022 that led to the body of work titled “Quiddity”. In November 2022 he published and launched his first photography book “Tuuli”. The work developed in "Quiddity" was performed in Plugd, featured at Stamp Festival and Cinesalon May 2023. Artem's research is in discovering moments when an everyday object, being recognised as symbolic, becomes a ‘dream object’. The rhyming of poetic images allows a glimpse at the undercurrent rhythms, serendipitous connections, drawing relationships between dream and waking world. A moment when a voice is distinguished, a point of convergence, quiddity.
