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Series
Producer(s):
Bob Collins, Martina Durac
Editor: Sé Merry Doyle
Research: Cathy Dillon, Oda O'Carroll, Deirdre Kearns.
Presenter(s): Theo Dorgan, Liam Mackey, Joanne Hayden,
Keelin Shanley
Music: Ger Kiely
Location: Ireland, UK and America
Format: Digi Beta
Running Time: 30mins
Series: 3 seasons x 12 programmes
Year Made: 1999-2001
Transmission:
RTE, Tara TV, Celtic TV
Award: IFTA Nomination, 'Best Feature'
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Sales
Company(s):
Loopline Film, 106 Baggot Lane, Dublin 4, Ireland
t:
+353-1-6676498 / 6627
f: +353-1-6676604
e: info@d1079532.cp.blacknight.com/htm
RTE International,
Mount Errol, RTE,
Donnybrook, Dublin 4
t: + 353-1-2082030 / 2978
f: + 353-1-2083428
w: www.rteinternational.ie
Mary Malone - Programme Sales Manager
e: mary.malone@rte.ie
Edel Edwards
- Programme Sales Executive
e: edel.edwards@rte.ie
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Suggestions
for broadcasters: The main interest for broadcasters and
educational bodies would be generated from 'Imprint's' sister
show 'Writers In Profile'. The catalogue from this series has
30minute long in-depth interviews with some of the best-known
international writers and poets.
Anchored by poet and broadcaster Theo Dorgan, the series has
an intimate and timeless quality that has the feel of early
Melvyn Bragg interviews. We meet writers like JG Ballard, Doris
Lessing, Gore Vidal, Edward Said, Roddy Doyle, Maeve Binchy
and Margaret Atwood. The list goes on!
There are also a number of 10 minute director-led Mini-Films
that showcase writers in unusual settings. Featured writers
include Pat McCabe, Billy Roche, Oscar Wilde, Dermot Healy,
Colum McCann and JM O'Neill.
'Imprint' was removed from the RTE schedule purely because of
financial difficulties that the home station has undergone recently
and Loopline are now actively seeking co-production partners
in Ireland and abroad to re-package the show for terrestrial
or web-based TV. The expertise of the design team ensures a
quality programme that would sit well on any schedule. |
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Imprint
Writer In Profile Titles
Medium Quality Clip (444Kb)
High
Quality Clip (1Mb)
Top
Quality Clip (1.7Mb)
Imprint
with JG Ballard
Medium
Quality Clip (400Kb)
High
Quality Clip (948Kb)
Top
Quality Clip (1.5Mb)
Bat
The Father, Rabbit The Son
Medium Quality Clip (476Kb)
High
Quality Clip (1.1Mb)
Top
Quality Clip (1.8Mb)
If
you experience any problems with picture or sound quality please
download the latest (Mac or PC) version of Quicktime. |
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'Imprint'
and its sister show 'Writers in Profile' screened on RTE1
has for three seasons consistently been the critics' choice
in the Irish press. Hailed as an imaginative series in the
arts and culture arena, 'Imprint' has offered adventurous
and probing profiles of writer's lives and worlds while giving
the audience a panel of presenters and reviewers who are passionate
and compelling in their opinions.
'Imprint's' motto was 'Navigating The World Of Books' and
to this end, with Theo Dorgan in the chair and a rotating
panel of reviewers, 'Imprint' reviewed literally hundreds
of both Irish and international books.
One of the other extremely successful elements of the show
was the mini-films directed by cutting-edge directors like
Alan Gilsenan, Donald Taylor-Black, Hilary Dully, Sé
Merry Doyle and Paul Duane who took on subjects like Carlo
Gebler, Boris Pasternak, Dermot Healy, Pat McCabe and Oscar
Wilde.
'Imprint's' sister show 'Writers in Profile' brought onto
our screen extended and in-depth interviews with some of the
most powerful writers alive today and these proved to be very
popular with our audience. Theo interviewed writers such as
Brendan Kennelly, Jennifer Johnston, Margaret Atwood, JG Ballard,
Edward Said, Colm Tobin, Roddy Doyle, Paul Durcan, Richard
Ford, Maeve Binchy and Doris Lessing.
We at Loopline would like to take the opportunity to thank
our all our viewers for their support over the years as well
as the reviewers, writers and production crews that all helped
in making this such a challenging and provocative programme.
Loopline is currently creating a reformatted book series and
will be looking to negotiate with interested Television /
Web broadcasters and commissioning bodies.
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Quotes:
"Imprint offers Irish viewers the unusual spectacle of
passionate people getting worked up on television about
subjects other than inflation, gridlock or childcare..."
- Liam Fay, The Sunday Times
"Imprint is easily one of the better books programmes
our national broadcaster has carried. Its basic brief
might be clear-cut and simple... Imprint is a wholly invigorating
breeze through the latest book... Equally, the short films
are cogent, well structured and bereft of gristle". -
Tony Clayton Lea, The Irish Times (2001)
"The Poet Theo Dorgan is an ideal interviewer pursuing
his subjects like a curious otter, probing when necessary,
then withdrawing allowing them to talk." - Sunday Independent
(1999) |
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'Imprint
- Navigating The World Of Books' is a Loopline Film series with |
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FILM
AND TV PRODUCTIONS
Hidden Treasures |
Alive Alive O - A Requiem For Dublin
| James
Gandon - A Life
Emo Court - The Story Of A House |
Essie's Last Stand |
Ahead Of The Class |
Farmleigh - The Story Of A House
O'Donoghue's Opera |
Imprint - Navigating the World of Books /
Writers In Profile | A
Good Age
FILMS IN DEVELOPMENT
John Henry Foley - Ghost Of The
Empire | Hallowed
Ground - The Quest For The Secrets Of Newgrange
The
Quiet Man - Milestone Or A Millstone? |
Outside Looking In - Irish
Art In Question
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