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ALT (L-R) David McConnell, Head of Education at Northern Ireland Screen, Robbie Calvert. Killard Special School, Aodhan Quinn McKay, Cedar Lodge Special School, Riley Alexander, Longstone Special School, Sasha Newell, Harberton North Special School, Nathan Crothers, Wheelworks, Mason Pearce SERC, Laura McCurdy, Cinemagic

ALT 20 March 2026 Northern Ireland-based Cinemagic expands globally with first Barbados film academy Belfast-headquartered Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival for Young People is set to expand its international reach, with the launch of its first Caribbean short film academy in Barbados this month in association with the National Cultural Foundation of Barbados and the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust. Filming is currently taking place, marking a first-of-its-kind collaboration between the award-winning youth film charity, a professional Barbadian film crew and 20 young people from across the island. ENDS// Janet McKay Public Relations Consultant T: 07968 817514 E: [email protected] https://uk.linkedin.com/in/janetmckay1





























