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That They May Face the Rising Sun

June 18, 2024

This is my third collaboration with director Pat Collins (Silence, Song of Granite). The film is based on John McGahern's final novel. Set in rural Ireland during the 1970s - an era devoid of mobile phones or land lines. It was a huge challenge finding suitable locations and showing the changing seasons within the constraints of our five-week shooting schedule.

The production boasted an exceptional cast and crew, making it a truly memorable experience. The film premiered at the BFI and has been screened in over 100 cinemas across Ireland and the UK. It received critical acclaim, earning a nomination for Best Cinematography and ultimately winning the prestigious Best Film award at the 2024 IFTA ceremony. Watch the trailer here.

A detail from Harry Clarke’s Geneva Window

Harry Clarke ‘The Geneva Window’

June 18, 2024

A dream job for me - a documentary telling the story of Harry Clarke an Irishman and world renowned stain glass artist and the story of the Geneva window. A masterpiece of 20th-century decorative arts, commissioned as a gift to the League of Nations International Labour Building in Geneva.

We travel from Dublin to Switzerland where the window was meant to be displayed and where Harry died of TB and finally Miami where it is on permanent display at the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami. Principal photography November 2023, released March 2024.

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Premier of Khorfakkan 1507

May 11, 2019

Myself and other HoD’s travelled to the UAE for the premier of Khorfakkan 1507. It was an incredible experience and great to see it on the big screen. 

We shot it on location from October to December 2018 in the United Arab Emirates. You can view the official trailer in the Drama section of the website.

Evidence of Controlled Demolition at Fr. McDyer's Folk Village, Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal by Seán Hillen.

Evidence of Controlled Demolition at Fr. McDyer's Folk Village, Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal by Seán Hillen.

Seán Hillen Documentary

January 13, 2019

I started working on a documentary on Seán Hillen. It is an RTE/BAI commission about him and his recent autism diagnosis. Gillian Marsh is directing, Mairiad Tucker is producing  and Gretta Ohle is the editor It is a dream job for me, a great opportunity to spend time with an established artist and fascinating character. 

He lives in a Sean de Paoir building that was an architects studio and just walking in the door is an experience and visual feast. I am shooting it on my Arri Amira with Zeiss  Zf.2 primes and my trusty 19-90 cine zoom

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