The time is 2nd century rural Ireland and cattle is king. It’s a magical time with shape changing animals and gods in human form. It is a time when Rome, druids and seers are fighting over the path of Irish people. One woman appears who rebels against the restrictions of her society. Aiming for gender and sexual freedom, she gives us a legend that lives until today, a legend of fear conquering evil, magic battling religion, a legend passed down person to person over centuries to us today.
An animated feature film in development.
As we develop Queen Maeve we’re out researching and learning about her history. Research supported with International Residency at Clones Art Studio in Monaghan supported by Canada Arts Council. Check out this story In Search of Queen Maeve published by Celtic Connection.
Script Semi Finalist!
Jazzed to announce that my script for Queen Maeve has been selected as a semi finalist for the @wiftv film festival screenplay competition. Whoohooo! #queerfilm #2D animation #womenwriters WIFT Vancouver
Why Make LGBTQ+ Animation?
Coyle Films founder Barb Taylor speaks with AARP’s Felicia Brown about why she started to make animation, lgbtq+ films and future projects.
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