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**Date Posted: February 11, 2026** The Northern Ireland Screen Pitch is back. Northern Ireland Screen and Docs Ireland , in association with Yellowmoon Post Production, are offering a chance for new and emerging documentary makers to receive an award of up to £9,000 towards a pilot for a documentary feature.
Now in its 8th year, the Northern Ireland Screen Pitch has ushered a wealth of non-fiction talent through the process of developing their feature documentaries including the recently BAFTA nominated documentary A Want In Her by Myrid Carten (Pitch Winner 2019).
The shortlisted filmmakers, selected from open application, will present their projects on Saturday 20 June as part of Docs Ireland 2026, where they will receive feedback from a panel of leading Irish film industry players. You can pitch your project through a production company, or as an individual. The winner will be announced at the closing night of the Docs Ireland festival (Sunday 21st June).
If you would like to submit a proposal for consideration for the pitch,**please make sure to read the criteria carefully. **You can find**CRITERIA**and**APPLICATION**here. * The deadline for consideration for the Northern Ireland Screen Pitch is**Friday April 24th at 5pm.
** * Shortlisted projects announced**Friday May 29th. ** * The pitch will take place on**Saturday June 20th,**as part of the Docs Ireland festival in Belfast.
The previous winners of the Northern Ireland Screen Pitch are: _The Loneliest Boy in the World_ – Medb Johnstone and Ann Ni Chiobhain (2025) _Shades of Blue_ – Katie McFadden (2024) _The Unrest Collective_ – Lia Campbell (2023) _They Say it is Love_– Roisin Agnew (2022) _Asking for it_– Grace Sweeney (2021) _The Last Balkan Cowboy_ – Dragana Jurisic (2020) _A Want in Her (formerly No Place Like Home)_ – Myrid Carten (2019) **Please note:**If successful, a production company must submit an application to Northern Ireland Screen for the funds to formalise the award.
If the successful candidate has pitched as an individual, Northern Ireland Screen and Docs can help facilitate the attachment of a production company. The pitch winners must be in a position to contract with Northern Ireland Screen by**March 31st 2027. ** **If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contactroisin@docsireland.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Filmmakers can pitch their project through a production company or as an individual. If successful, a production company must submit an application for funds to formalise the award. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Northern Ireland Screen Pitch 2026 is funded by Northern Ireland Screen. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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