Pat Collins will give a lecture on Wednesday 12th November as part of The National Film School Lecture Series.

A former editor of Film West magazine, Collins has won numerous awards for his work including an IFTA Award in 2005 for the documentary ‘John McGahern: A Private World’. He was also nominated for an IFTA for his documentary ‘Gabriel Byrne: Stories From Home’. Other documentary credits include ‘Tim Robinson: Connemara’, ‘Pilgrim’, ‘Oileán Thoraí’, ‘Abbas Kiarostami: The Art of Living’, ‘Marooned ‘, ‘Hidden History’ and ‘Living In A Coded Land’.

Collins has also delved into fictional fare, directing the 2012 Irish film ‘Silence’ which garnered the filmmaker a nomination for Best Director at the 2013 IFTA Awards.

In association with The Irish Film Board, the lecture will take place at CO36 in the Carriglea Building at IADT at 12pm on Wednesday, November 12th. If you are interested in attending, contact donald.taylorblack@iadt.ie.

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