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and emerging,
the procrastinators,
the deadline-chasers,
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We know you. We are you.
And without us,
there is no film, no play,
no drama, no comedy.
No story.
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What’s new?
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First Report on Cultural Impact of Section 481 Tax Incentive for the Creative Screen Industry published by Screen Ireland
“The report demonstrates the significant impact to the state of this vital initiative. Not only does it generate tax revenue but it creates jobs and projects images of Ireland overseas which has significant impacts for the tourism sector.” – WGI Director Hugh Farley.
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The Women’s Prize for Playwriting 2023
Showcases vivid, expansive and exquisitely crafted new plays by female and non-binary writers in the UK and Ireland.
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Watch: Deal or No Deal
David Kavanagh, Executive Officer of the Federation of Screenwriters in Europe (FSE) and WGI Director Hugh Farley share tips on negotiating contracts.
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Co-production Agreement Signed between France and Ireland
WGI was honoured to witness the signing of the new Irish-French Co-production treaty in Paris which will create new opportunities for Irish writers.
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Upcoming Dates & Deadlines
Keep an eye on upcoming deadlines for funding, submissions and competitions here.
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WGI gratefully acknowledges the support of Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, the BAI and the Arts Council.