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We talk obstacles to Women in Film, Shooting THAT scene in Normal People and Kate's love for documentaries.  Kate received the Golden Frog for Best Cinematography on a Docudrama ‘I Dolours’ at Camerimage 2018. In the same year she was nominated for an Emmy for her work on ‘The Farthest’. The Hollywood Reporter listed McCullough as top 10 to watch in Irish Film Industry 2017. More recently she was nominated for the IMAGO award 2019 for her work on ‘The Farthest’. Upon completing her studies at The National Film School, Lodz, Poland, McCullough shot the Irish box office hit  ‘His and Hers’. This film went on to win the ‘World Cinematography Award in Documentary’, Sundance 2010.   More recently Kate's Credits include Can't Cope Won't Cope, The Tv Drama Blood, Arracht and the wildly popular Normal People for BBC/RTE.  Kate is a member of the Irish Society of Cinematographers. FNI@HOME IS BACK AND IS PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE CHILDREN’S AMBULANCE SERVICE BUMBLEANCE FOR THIS OUR LARGEST FNI@HOME EVENT TO DATE. (https://www.bumbleance.com/?fbclid=IwAR1_rxYQRR2ocEytnacvudo6nNzrsDyDX5RBKWb-ZfpHj7vqvA0e2lwAiQg)   WE'RE DELIGHTED TO BE HIJACKED FOR OUR LATEST PROGRAMME BY THE LONGEST SERVING AND LARGEST FILM FESTIVAL IN IRELAND: THE CORK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.  (https://www.bumbleance.com/?fbclid=IwAR1ojJGmIBr5hkV_4OXhBmr6sti_DZyKSrA6MvKSZfcovd1WQ_BZU26DQyw) More info/Reserve a spot for free here: https://wearefni.com/ (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwearefni.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0kPRHvBxWZ_Y2wBYw5vH0jjDfKSjOF6n5RAInX55UU73jkyhU53i6HNrY&h=AT1MjDOb3xcUoi57rncbUhkPswMu6lNhDqWp5YYXKZMjJvG_47QAFNP-uAaAuBRkBp9DHvNcpSFD7jw4KlCb5NNZl-AL5ElTbwybLsior_xhSzkGzrrV5eOsBKCcy8VznKdc_O9DNvE2UARWC4uqBXebhFaA9ZgcPEzklRFQhmaIZYKMLFgxmLy0-gZkeHptiPJ6aU8m84P9i0TN1w1IfGn4vG17wYk-MfddVv_JlNP1LudB_WrJn0xRndp5UsuMProlAPZcVGLT6kPisDs-a06a-SmmAvxFTzWt9qI0Ms9DaaBa4z-vnS9fErEARIpADhAAfWba23P04yocAB8hGjHeLGUk_RrT8Erc5PfctD1jVQYZWkvvRQl9hxW4_TPMG7aq48C_VDMHt4O6lhTFMxVk5eZu0WTH2b5sAJhyJkfX71XDQtbEJSy4MUMjHHFBbY-aJEY9gPPGJQBV27sP1kwpLpN7iGcSU-vFbk_e8_0egaoY5H0AF5_EOlQXc8SG9_kPvVFSX6Dtx_xQnNRguDS0yizeyTkCMoJetqZU2v1_2-7BT0xWlAXV4eVOp7YSxpy4udSeQXjQ_GJzkitCnpUbu5ndBQcCThgpE1y1)

Join host @IamIssen as he chats about reconnecting with Season 2 of the Netflix Original Series The OA. Get some first thoughts on The Expanse season 4 out now on Amazon Prime Video. Chat about coming of age Irish series Can't Cope Won't Cope and listen in about The Kingdom. What's Streaming is a podcast hosted by @IamIssen where we talk about what's streaming on your favorite streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video, HBO and more. Laugh, cry, scream with me and cheer as we talk about binge-worthy TV and movies. Don't forget to follow @whatstreamingofficial or @iamissen on Instagram to keep up. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/support

In this episode, Lisa and Ciaran join Garry Kelly to discuss the movies Avengers: Infinity War, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, and Irish TV show Can't Cope Won't Cope. This week's special interview is with the CEO of the Irish Film Board - James Hickey. Produced by GK Media.

Beginning at the start of both of their long journeys with alcohol, Garret and Justine divulge far too much information about their bad decisions over the years. Stories that make them laugh now, but definitely didn't at the time are in abundance. Ever fallen asleep in a VIP area toilet? Thrown a party for the ages that you can't remember? Either way, this episode is for you. So enjoy listening and relating, or even better, bask in your moral superiority.

Having featured in the first season Eva-Jane has reprised her role of 'Rebecca' in the second season of RTE Television's comedy drama CAN'T COPE WON'T COPE (post-production). As with season 1, season 2 is directed by Imogen Murphy and produced by Ailish McElmeel for Deadpan Pictures.  Eva-Jane also featured in a guest role in Alison Spittle's comedy series "NOWHERE FAST" directed by Simon Gibney which broadcast on RTE 2 Television at the end of last year.  Her feature Films in post-production include Mark O'Rowe's debut feature "THE DELINQUENT SEASON" in which she plays 'Ellen' and writer Kevin Barry's new feature drama "DARK LIES THE ISLAND" directed by Ian Fitzgibbon and produced by Michael Garland for Grand Pictures. Other film and television credits include the recurring role of 'Tracey Corrigan' in TV3's drama "RED ROCK", a role in director Brian Canty’s short film “FOR YOU”, 'Jacinta' in John Carney's hit feature film "SING STREET", 'Fiona' in "JACK TAYLOR" (S2 E9 "PURGATORY"), 'GRACE MORGAN' in Tile Film's 3-part bilingual television drama for TG4 "WRECKING THE RISING" (ÉIRÍ AMACH AMÚ), 'Aoife' in Tomais O'Suilleabhain's Short Film "PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT", 'Sask' in Lenny Abrahamson's Feature Film "WHAT RICHARD DID", 'Jacinta' in Daniel Corcoran's Short Film "REDLINE", 'Jenny' in the hugely entertaining web series "The Commute". Watch Eva-Jane's Show Reel here: http://vimeo.com/188213323 Theatre credits include 'Chantelle' in Philp McMahon's play "DANNY & CHANTELLE (STILL HERE)" directed by Tracy Martin, multiple characters in both "SINGLEHOOD" directed by Una McKevitt and 'THE BIRTHDAY MAN' written and directed by Philip Doherty, and 'Adrien' in Ger Kelly's play "CONFUSION BOATS",

Caroline and Anna discuss Master of None, the BBC Three series Can't Cope Won't Cope and the podcast