Shellshock Wins at Australian Festival

Shellshock has won the Tadgell's Bluebell Honour Award at the Auburn International Film Festival for Children & Young Adults. The award recognises the best short film made by adults for or concerning youth. The festival ran from September 17th to 21st in Sydney, Australia, and featured films from over two dozen countries worldwide.
Shellshock will next feature at the Underground Cinema Awards in Dun Laoghaire on September 29th, where it has been nominated in four categories.

Auburn Film Festival Full Program Available

The full program for the 2012 Auburn International Film Festival for Children & Young Adults is now available from the cinewest website:

http://cinewest.org/welcome/?p=4998

The page specifically referring to Shellshock can be found below:

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Shellshock is screening at 2pm on Tuesday 18th September at the Reading Cinema in Auburn, Australia.

2012 Underground Cinema Film Festival Program

The full program for the 2012 Underground Cinema Film Festival is now available online:

http://share.snacktools.com/AEEA88BA9F7/fzji2k9h

The program lists John Corcoran as director & producer of Shellshock, however this is a misprint: the film was produced by Jean Igoe, executive-produced by Gerry Johnston and written & directed by John Corcoran.

The festival takes place at various locations in Dun Laoghaire from September 13th-16th, with advertising and promotions featuring in the Dublin Gazette, Yelp and Radio Nova in the lead-up. Tickets for all the events and screenings are available below:

http://www.undergroundcinema-filmfestival.com/apps/webstore/

2012 Underground Cinema Awards- Full List of Nominees

The full roster of nominees for the 2012 Underground Cinema Awards is available below:

http://www.underground-cinema.com/2012nominees.htm

Shellshock has been nominated in four categories- Best Independent Film, Best Director, Best Cinematographer and Best Editor. The awards ceremony takes place on Saturday 29th September in the Royal Marine Hotel in Dun Laoghaire.

Underground Cinema Film Festival 2012

Shellshock will be screened as part of the 2012 Underground Cinema Film Festival's shorts selection on Sunday 16th September. This is the closing day of the festival, which begins on Thursday 13th September.
The film will feature in the Student Short Program 2 in the Martello Suite of the Royal Marine Hotel in Dun Laoghaire.
The screening starts at 3.45pm, and will be followed later on in the evening by the festival awards at 7pm. These are separate to the Annual Underground Cinema Awards, which take place later in September. Congratulations to all cast & crew.

Tickets:

http://www.undergroundcinema-filmfestival.com/apps/webstore/products/show/3323354

Festival:

http://www.undergroundcinema-filmfestival.com

Underground Cinema Awards 2012

Shellshock has been nominated in four categories for the forthcoming Underground Cinema Awards. The nominations were selected from the films shown at Underground Cinema's monthly screenings over the past year. The categories in which Shellshock has been nominated are:

Best Independent Film
Best Director
Best Cinematography
Best Editing

The ceremony takes place in the Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, on Saturday 29th September. Congratulations to all cast & crew.

http://www.underground-cinema.com/

Shellshock Nominated for Best Short Film Award in Australia

Shellshock has been nominated for the Best Short Film Award at the 15th edition of the Auburn International Film Festival for Children & Young Adults. The specific category refers to short films that were made by adults for/about youth which are deemed to be rated MA 15+ by the Australian Classification Board.
Additionally, Shellshock is the only Irish film that has been selected for the festival's nomination line-up, which comprises of films from 25 countries worldwide. The festival takes place in Sydney, Australia from September 17th to 21st 2012.

http://cinewest.org/welcome/?p=4309

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