Film production powerhouse Element Pictures sees profits halve
Producer of award-winning Normal People and Poor Things reports pretax profit of €2.64m in 2023
Andrew Lowe
Ripper Street stagehand loses unfair dismissal case against Element Pictures
Labour Court confirms Workplace Relations Commission ruling against founding member of Irish Film Workers Association
Sometimes the green jersey really doesn't fit
If the producer is Irish, does that make it an Irish film?
Cannes film festival 2021: Irish-produced movie secures place in prestigious Directors’ Fortnight
Element Pictures’ The Souvenir Part II stars Honor Swinton Byrne and Tilda Swinton
Why the sudden scramble to add sustainability to the C-Suite?
Ideal candidate profile is likely to be a senior executive with a broad business background
‘Chronic’ RTÉ funding meant Normal People taken to BBC – Lenny Abrahamson
Director says RTÉ did not have funds to develop series, now an international sensation
Normal People goes international as Element Pictures racks up sales
Hit drama made for BBC and Hulu has been sold worldwide by distributor Endeavor
Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends to be filmed for BBC
Lenny Abrahamson to direct adaptation of acclaimed Irish writer’s debut novel
Winners and losers in a year of extremes in the business world
Green Reit and CRH among winners as Boeing, Denis O’Brien and RTÉ join losers
The Favourite helps Element Pictures to profits of €473,053
Profits down on 2017, but dividend payment rises
Job cuts at investment banks near 30,000 as outlook deteriorates
Deutsche Bank accounts for more than half the total as trading desks are hit hardest
Ready for their Cannes close-up? Irish film-makers in the spotlight
Cinema is an increasingly puzzling market. So what counts as success for an Irish release?
‘I’m pretty buzzing’: Irish actor Jessie Buckley wins best newcomer award in Britain
And Element Pictures scoop 10 prizes for ‘The Favourite’ at British Independent Film Awards
Film tax relief must sharpen up its act for next sequel
Spotlight should fall on section 481, as delays in scheme weaken Irish audiovisual industry
Seen & Heard: New mortgage lender and hope for Orla Keily’s retail business
AirBnb a ‘lightning rod’ for housing crisis and Revenue investigate high-net worth individuals
Controversial Galway cinema on shortlist for architecture award
Pálás cinema is selected in two categories for World Architecture Festival Awards
Galway’s controversial arthouse cinema open ‘by end of 2017’
Fianna Fáil councillor disappointed €9.5m project transferring to private operator
Irish film industry lauds judgment blocking piracy websites
Illegal downloading responsible for job losses in rental sector and not ‘victimless crime’
Iftas 2017: ‘The Young Offenders’ leads film nominations
‘The Siege of Jadotville’ also secures seven nods, while TG4 series ‘Klondike’ scores 10
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