NW filmsenabled bynew UlsterScots fund
Culture Minister Carál Ní Chuilín said the USBF supported Pipe Dreamers, Paul and Nick’s Big Food Trip, The Siege, The Ulster Covenant, Tattoo Debut and Santer, Series 2, in its first year of existence.
In 2011/12 it backed Mapping Ulster, Written in Stone, Forgotten Revolutionary: Francis Hutcheson, An Independent People, an Interactive Ulster-Scots Heritage Trail, Ulster’s Forgotten Radical, An Ode to Burns, The Extraordinary Life of Castlereagh, 12 Miles - The Narrow Sea, The Man Who Shrank the World and Reader of Rabbie.
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Hide AdIn 2012/13 Ulster Unearthed, Santer Series 3, The Santer Sessions, Paul and Nicks Big Food Trip Series 2, Our Friends in the North, Five Fables, Tim McGarry’s Ulster Scots Journey, Life Stories Amy Carmichael and Brave New World: New Zealand were the beneficiaries.
Stumpy’s Brae, In Search of Richard Hayward, Then Sings My Soul, The Gaitherin, Imagining Ulster, Paul and Nick’s Big American Food Trip and a Five Fables application benefitted in 2013/14.
And in 2014/15 the recipients were Brave New World: Canada, The Radical World of William Tennent, Minding our Language and A Rebel Heart: Mary-Ann McCracken.