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Irish Film Bump Financed by Actor as Creator Scheme

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What happened

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The short film *Bump*, directed by Pippa Molony and written and starring Sadhbh Malin, is set to screen at the London Breeze Film Festival. The film was financed through Ireland’s Actor as Creator scheme, which provides €5,000 grants to experienced screen actors based in Ireland. Alison Oliver served as the executive producer of the project.

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Why it matters

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The scheme, which is run by Screen Ireland with Bow Street Academy’s National Screen Acting School and supported by Equity, supports the production of short films in Ireland. This funding mechanism allows experienced screen actors to originate, write, perform, and produce their own work.

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Who's involved

  • Alison OliverExecutive producer of the short film Bump.
  • Sadhbh MalinWriter and star of the short film Bump.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Sadhbh MalinSpeculative

    Sadhbh Malin could secure revenue through roles in films financed by the scheme.

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