Cinemagic Film and Television Festival

Cinemagic Present a Free Screening of "The Secret of Kells" in the Ulster Museum, in partnership with the Heritage Lottery Fund!

Filmmakers aged 4-25 from the UK and Ireland, are being invited to submit their short films to the AES Cinemagic Young Filmmaker Competition which honours the best of young filmmaking talent across different categories, from best script to best director!

Cinemagic Reminder Call for Submissions (Main Festival)

Calling all young film critics to be part of Cinemagic cross border festival jury in Dublin!

Cinemagic is delighted to announce the second of the Industry Masterclass Series which is supported by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

As part of Cinemagic's Junior Gothic season, part of the BFI gothic season, the festival will present a screening of The Woman in Black (12A) and gothic folklore on Sat 25 Jan in Queen's Film Theatre Belfast from 2-4pm.

The 24th edition of the Coca-Cola Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival programme for 12-25 year olds returns to Belfast cinema screens from 18th-28th November with new film previews from around the world.

Young people from different communities across Belfast and throughout Northern Ireland will have the chance to explore the rich world of film, from the comfort of their youth and community centres.

Do you enjoy watching films? Would you like to see new films from around the world? Ever thought of being a film critic? If so, this year’s Cinemagic ‘CineFocus film jury’ is for you!

Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival is calling for 16-19 year old aspiring filmmakers from Northern Ireland to get involved in a new initiative, the Cinemagic Film Academy Series.