COULD YOU BE A FILM SCREENER?
Help us develop the DIFF 2025 programme!
Taking place 20th February – 2nd March 2025, the Dublin International Film Festival is Ireland’s premier film event. The Festival curates and presents the best in emerging international and Irish film for a wide audience through its annual festival.
As a DIFF Film Screener you will help us decide which films to show in the festival. By watching submitted films and providing written and verbal feedback, you can support the wider Programming team to curate the official selection.
We’re looking for talented people interested in learning about the film industry and the festival process, and who are looking to expand their skillset by working closely with an experienced team.
Some experience with film and filmmaking is preferred, but natural talent, passion for film and dedication to learning more about the art of film programming are the most important qualities.
The submissions screening process will start in July 2024, with the majority of viewing and screenings taking place from August to November.
A minimum screening of 50 features or 100 short films with written reviews will be expected, with the potential for more as required.
Film Screeners will have regular access to the Programming team for guidance.
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Reports To: Festival Director and Programming team
Works Directly With: Festival Director
Location: Working remotely with occasional in-person meetings in Dublin
Duration: July 2024 – early December 2024
Fee: €300
How To Apply
Send a CV and cover letter outlining your experience for the role to jobs@diff.ie.
Deadline: Friday 21st June 2024, 5pm.
Applicants must be eligible to work in the Republic of Ireland
We particularly welcome applications from people who identify with groups that are under-represented in the arts community, including people with disabilities, those from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities, and people from low socio-economic backgrounds.
We are happy to adjust the role to meet any accessibility requirements needed.
