Date: 21/02/2022
Time: 10:00 am
Venue: DYT House, Montague Lane
In lieu of our residential we will be holding a week long ‘Keep Sketch’/ DIY film project during the February mid-term break. During this week long project you will work with two filmmakers Wayne Jordan and Jeda de Brí who will guide you through the process of creating a short film, from conception to post production.
Collaborate alongside other members to create your very own short film/ comic sketch!
During the week there will also be two evenings of social activity to be revealed!
Dates: 21st-25th of February
Time: 10-5 PM (with two evenings containing optional social activities ending at 8 PM)
Location: DYT House, Montague Lane
*Members who sign up must be able to commit to the full week of activity (unless cleared with Phoebe or Sarah!)*
Keith Jordan is a writer, director, and editor who has worked across multiple disciplines, in front of and behind the camera. He received his BA in Film & TV production at Teeside University, UK.
He is the creator of the online comedy channel ThisContent which has received multiple awards for their original Web Series, Jill and Lill (Best Sketch & Best Actor at Firehouse Film Festival 2019, Best Web Series & Best Editing at Dublin International Comedy Film Festival 2020). Every episode of Jill and Lill was written, directed, shot, and edited by Keith.
His work as an editor includes the short films Two Oh Five and The Wake (Dir. Megan K. Fox) as well as the upcoming short, Amy on the Balcony (Dir. Jeda de Brí).
Keith graduated from Bow Street Academy for Screen Acting in 2017 and has appeared as an actor in the Netflix adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s Nightflyers, Ciara Elizabeth Smyth’s award-winning play All Honey, as well as the short film, Grave Girl, 2021 (Dir. Gwynne McElveen) which debuted at last year’s Waterford Film Festival.
He is currently developing Jill and Lill as a feature film with Samson Films.
Jeda de Brí is an award winning director and writer for stage and screen.
Recent credits include: Windows 21 (Abbey Theatre) 14 Voices from the Bloodied Field (Abbey Theatre).
She wrote and directed the Screen Ireland funded short film Procession with 925 Productions (Best Short Bellingham Music Film Festival 2019, Official Selection Newport Beach Film Festival 2019, Aer Lingus In-Flight Programming) and co-wrote and directed the play TRYST (Project Arts Centre, Lyric Theatre, VAULT Festival London, Nominee Fishamble Best New Writing Award, Published by Oberon Books). She is currently developing TRYST as a feature film with Treasure Entertainment and Screen Ireland.
