Film Work

Below are some of my selected works from on set productions.

Post Love

‘Post Love’ follows the story of three elderly women from the West of Ireland who rob post offices to move to a romantic paradise and break free from their nursing homes.

Post Love

Post Love 2

Post Love 3

Post Love 4

Post Love 5

Reflector

This films follows a character who hits a cyclist with his car while trying to grieve his mother’s death.

The cyclist turns demonic and leads the man into the forest, forcing him to face his demons.

Reflector

Narcissus

This is a still from a student film, it was the art in film project. The students were assigned a painting and they had to create a film to tell the paintings story.

Narcissus dips his arms into a mirror and they come out made of gold. He then proceeds to put his face in the mirror, believing it will come out also made of gold but when he takes his face out, he is disfigured.

Narcissus

I Saw Myself Dead

When twenty year old Cillian looks in a mirror, he barely recognizes his own reflection. He

lives his hidden life under the cover of night, in hookups and fleeting relationships with

men he barely knows. He does it because it makes him feel vulnerable, something Cillian

never gets to feel.

Cillian lives in Belfast, with his adoptive mother, Meave. They have grown apart, still

taunted by the distant memories of Cillian’s abusive father. Cillian doesn’t remember the

last time he hugged his mother- he is scared to get close, scared of what she’ll find.

One night, Cillian sees a news report of a fatal car accident on the TV, he sees a picture of

the victim – he is identical to Cillian.

Who is he?

I Saw Myself Dead

Grind

Grind is a psychological horror film about consumption, cannibalism and flesh. It follows Michael, an unambitious insurance salesman who is abducted by Bunny and Metzger, urban cannibals operating a butcher’s shop as a place to slaughter their victims. Instead of killing him, they force-feed Michael human meat and release him.

Horrified, but unable to tell anyone for fear of not being believed, Michael tries to move on and return to work. Despite his efforts to forget what’s been done to him, Michael’s behavior begins to change. He becomes more confident, assertive, and begins to succeed more at work, and develops a growing friendship with his coworker Leah.

Michael quickly realizes that his personality isn’t the only thing that’s changing, as he develops an overpowering hunger for meat. Michael’s growing hunger forces him to attack Leah one night, driving him back to the butcher’s shop in a search for answers that ends in bloody tragedy.