IN DEVELOPMENT

A tour boat captain on Loch Ness obsessed with the monster is assigned a teenage apprentice who may be able to summon it.
 

Undersong is set in the 70s. The film is about Colm, an Irish immigrant to Scotland who works as a tour boat guide on Loch Ness. He has a deep, religious devotion to the Loch Ness monster, and has been attempting to summon it for the last thirty years. One summer, Colm’s boss assigns him a young apprentice to whom the loch begins responding. It dawns on Colm that the monster may have 'chosen' someone else.

Examining faith, obsession, and loneliness. This film is about inexplicable impulses, the current that drives us towards people, places, things, and ideas: the Undersong.

As one of the first feature projects our team is taking on this is an epic task, a monster that needs to be handled just right… Be not afraid of Greatness.

Written and directed by the exquisite Emma Carlson.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Death is on the cards.

In this horror a group of friends are given cursed tarot cards. Whichever card they get predicts their death.

To stop this dark fate they are drawn to a deserted cult town full of evil, secrets and death.

Written by Zoe Kavanagh & Leeona Duff.

Directed by the frightfully fantastic

Zoe Kavanagh.

The adventures of our resident Demon Hunter continue in Taryn Barker's first mobile video game based on the first film.

The third installment of the film series sees Taryn face off against a sinister demonic songstress in: [Secret Title!]

A married couple in Donegal contemplate revenge after a mysterious new neighbour fells their tree. 

In 2014, New York based writer/director Emma Carlson embarked on an ambitious short film project, destined to be shot on location in Donegal, Ireland and with the majority of the dialogue in Irish. A successful Kickstarter campaign not only yielded the balance of the budget but also caught the attention of the two women who became the Irish production team. 

Together they assembled the rest of the Irish crew, secured a stellar Gaelic-tongued cast, and found the perfect location and facilities in the middle of breathtaking Donegal. Excavators, tree surgeons and an intense week of shooting later “An Crann” was in the can. 

Based on the poem of the same name by Núala Ní Dhomhnaill, “An Crann” went on to be a festival success.

Short Film:

"WAKE" - based on the play by the fabulous Deirdre Sullivan, first staged by NoRopes Theatre Company 2019.

Set in the Galway of today, Wake tells the story of sisters Caitríona (Tara Breathnach) and Mara (Orla Ní Thiobraide.) Mara has gone missing and has left a mystery in her wake.

Margaret is at a crossroads. With her mother passing she must decide what kind of future she must now step into…

Written and Directed by Liam Flynn