A bit about me
I'm a passionate and experienced Filmmaker with a rich background in storytelling. After graduating from NUIG with degrees in English literature and Sociology I spent a decade managing Restaurants in Manhattan before pursuing my passion for film at the New York Film Academy in 2004. I was fortunate that my graduate film "Ahmed and Elizabeth' was chosen to be screened at the United Nations Headquarters and caught the eye of Paramount Pictures Producer Edwin Atkins, who kindly offered me a job. My journey with him led to opportunities to work with Film industry giants and working in such close proximity with such talented and experienced Mentors allowed me to further my experience in Cinematography, Directing, Editing and Production management. It also afforded me the privilege of line producing Documentaries such as "Steal a Pencil for me", directed by Oscar® Nominee Michele Ohayon and shot by legendary Cinematographer Theo Van de Sande.
After a brief hiatus due to illness and then working as a TV Editor, I founded BMB Films in 2009 (now BMB Collective) to share my vision. The rest as they say is history and for the last 15 years I have loved using my creativity and passion to create compelling stories to help my clients successfully connect with their audiences. My number is above, feel free to drop me a line to chat about your next project. We'd love to help.
