
john moore directing masterclass
leading irish director to share secrets of hollywood success with ifta members
event DETAILS
When: 
    25 August 2011
    
    Where: 
 
   Odessa, Dublin
Contact info:
+ 353 1 6624120
membership@ifta.ie
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The Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) is delighted to announce  Irish Director John  Moore (Behind  Enemy Lines, Flight of the Phoenix, Max Payne) will be the focus of  the Academy's upcoming Directing  Masterclass. 
      
      John will discuss the making of his globally sucessful box office features - addressing  topics such as the development process in the studio system and directing  action sequences - in addition to offering advice to filmmakers on working  outside of Ireland.
    
ABOUT JOHN MOORE
Born in Dundalk, Ireland in 1970 John Moore pursued a career in  photography before moving on to work as a camera assistant on features. He  began his directing career with notable shorts and music videos, transitioning  to commercials in South Africa in the mid-nineties. 
      
He began a long-standing relationship with 20th Century Fox when he directed  his first feature Behind  Enemy Lines starring Gene Hackman and Owen Wilson and subsequently  directed Flight of  the Phoenix, The  Omen, Max  Payne and his current project The  Edge. 
His production company Point Road is based in Los Angeles and has projects in  development with various producers and studios including Richard Zanuck (Jaws, Alice in Wonderland),  Arnold Kopelson (Platoon,  Se7en), Gary Lucchesi (Underworld,  Million Dollar Baby), Glenn Williamson (American Beauty, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless  Mind), Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity), Lorenzo di Bonneventura (Transformers, G.I. Joe) and John Davis  (Predator, Die Hard). 
He is a two-time Clio and New York Gold Medal winner and a Cannes Grand Prix  nominee.
John's movies have grossed a third of a billion dollars in worldwide box  office. He also co-created the TV drama S.A.D  Boys with writer Bill Wisher (Terminator,  Die Hard).
Special thanks to John Moore. 
  
