Sir Kenneth Branagh talks about his optimism for the future of the Northern Ireland creative industries, the necessity for the arts at this time, his latest film Death On The Nile and gives practical advice to young people starting out in their careers, in a special interview to mark the 11th Belfast Media Festival (BMF).
This session was recorded virtually with Kenneth Branagh in Twickenham Studios and Kathy Clugston asking the questions from her front row seat at the Queen’s Film Theatre.
The Belfast Media Festival session with Kenneth Branagh is available to view until the end of November for those who register for BMF via its’ website www.belfastmediafestival.co.uk
BMF in conversation with Kenneth Branagh is sponsored by Future Screens NI and was produced and directed by Frank Delaney, Queens University Belfast (QUB), with technical support from QUB students Ryan Elliman and Samuel Robertson and staff Craig Jackson and Ben Brown, presented by Kathy Clugston and graded by Yellow Moon.
The Belfast Media Festival is grateful to the support of its partners BBC Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland Screen who help to ensure the event remains free for attendees.