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09/10/2017

Crew Needed For Feature Film

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A feature film due to commence filming in Belfast next month is seeking crew in all departments, it has been revealed.

February Films is shooting a feature film in the Northern Ireland capital and surrounding areas from 20 November 2017 for two weeks. The production is looking to recruit crew in all departments.

To apply, individuals should email their current CV, along with full contact details and the contact details of two industry referees, to [email protected] with the title of the role that you wish to apply for in the subject line by Friday 20 October, 2017.

Only applicants residing in Northern Ireland will be considered.

Successful applicants will be invited for interview by 25 October, 2017. If you have not been invited for interview by this date your application has not been successful.

Further information is available via the Northern Ireland Screen website here.

(JP)
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