HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO CAROLINE HARVEY AND ALL INVOLVED IN THE MAKING OF WEDNESDAY’S CHILD.
SO WELL DESERVED!
Galway Film Fleadh boasts an Academy Award-qualifying Short Film Competition, with the winners of the Live Action, Short Documentary and Animation categories automatically qualifying for Oscar® consideration without the standard theatrical run.
This year the winner of the Tiernan MacBride Short Drama Award was Wednesday’s Child, written by Caroline Harvey, starring and produced by Harvey and Charleigh Bailey, and directed by Laura O’Shea.
Caroline adapted the script which was inspired by a book on child protection in Ireland. She is also a Producer and performer in this wonderful short.
Carolyn played Farrah Clayton in RTE’s long running soap Fair City for over 4 years. She was also played Rebecca in Headcases for Treasure Entertainment.
She trained with the Screen Acting Programme in The Factory in its first year 2013 under the guidance of some of Ireland’s best directors and writers. Also Bull Alley (3 yrs).
She has a Higher Certificate in Makeup and Special Effects from IADT Dun Laoghaire.
Caroline is a strong year round swimmer and surfer and qualified Stand Up Paddle Board Instructor.
Other extra skills include: Full clean driving license, Horse riding – intermediate, Singer- Soprano.
She is also developing a documentary on mental wellbeing and nature along with Director Frank Delaney.