film
A Little Learning Is a Dangerous Thing [Coming Soon]
Genre : Thriller - Runtime : 90 minutes
After Michael is in a car accident, abandoned at the scene, and loses his job while in recovery, he starts to feel at odds with how he's spent his life. He rents a cheap basement room and tries to come to terms with the state of the world, via online bitesize information and videos. As he struggles with his narrow perception of the world, clashing with the complicated reality, he becomes fixated on an English businessman who is mismanaging a local lough.
Pollanroe Burn [2025]
Genre : Art film - Runtime : 120 minutes
Shot on 16mm and employing documentary forms, choreographed sequences, and expansive compositions, conjure speculative transformations that trace intersecting, submerged deep-time narratives: a watercourse within the Foyle Catchment, the remnants of an ancient Scots pine forest preserved in a former commercially harvested peat bog, and a singular cloudberry rhizome growing on a mountain in West Tyrone – the only recorded occurrence of the plant on the island of Ireland.
deviant [2025]
Genre : Horror Comedy - Runtime : 21 minutes
In this high-school horror of the mind, two girls held behind for detention get caught up in a paranoid fever-dream spurred by vape pens and true crime podcasts - is their teacher a murderous psychopath? Or just a run-of-the-mill creep? Sharply written and soundtracked with a pulsing 80s tinged score.
Premiered at the Belfast Film Festival
Flesh of Language [2024]
Genre : Art Film - Runtime : 18 minutes
The Flesh of Language is research film which examines an expanded notion of archive in the age pf ecological precarity. The work draws connections between three disparate subjects and looks at parapsychologist Konstantin Raudive's 1960s Investigation of anomalous voice-like sounds found on tape recordings, thought to be spirit messages and also known as electronic voice phenomena.
The film uses alternative forms of knowledge, such as the choreographic, to establising crossovers between human and nonhuman bodies. It investigates an expanded notion of the archive focused on (de)composition through themes of extinction, preservation and resurrection.
Pedras Preciosas [Coming Soon]
Genre : Drama - Runtime : 18 minutes
Created under the mentorship of Werner Herzog and Cine Extatica during a workshop on the Azores Island
Keystone [2023]
Genre : Art film - Runtime : 17 minutes
Keystone is a special arts initiative commissioned by the Clare Arts Office to celebrate 20 years of its Artist in Schools programming. The project, taking place across 2022 and 2023, was designed to mark this milestone anniversary in arts education within County Clare. Through presentations, games, recording sessions and collaborative decision-making, the production of Keystone explored the atmospheres of specific hang-out spots visited by the students from both schools. Drawing on additional support from filmmaker and artist Emily McFarland and electronic music composer Liam McCartan, the students worked with sound and video to communicate the dynamics of these often-peripheral places.
The project won the Arts Portal Documentation Award for 2023.
It is and i am [2024]
Genre : Art Film - Runtime : 20 minutes
It Is & I Am explores the origins of myth making on the Island of Ireland through a Queer feminist lens. The statement is an assertion and personal manifesto, arrived at through lived experience, reflection and conversation with the artist’s community of Queer people and Queer artists. In its certainty, this affirmation points to questions of self-identification and the politics of representation. It is one answer to the questions of what is Queer art? Who is a Queer artist?Taking these questions as a starting point, the artist moves through material exploration to reflect on Queerness in creation and art-making. Seeking expansion and fluidity, this process and body of work resist discretion, expanding to include messy multitudes of meanings rather than offering limiting definitive answers.
I danced Frightening Things [2023]
Genre : Short Film - Runtime : 14 minutes
A short film which makes observations about power and control within the films of Powell and Pressburger (particularly The Red Shoes) while drawing comparisons between the fictional characters and the real life power dynamic between Vaslav Nijinsky and Serge Diaghilev.
Commissioned The Queen's Film Festival as part of their 2023 Powell and Pressburger Season.
Lure [2022]
Genre : Drama - Runtime : 15 minutes
A retiree drinks while he fishes, begrudgingly sitting at a new spot as his normal spot has been stolen. Every sip transports him to an inebriated moment in his past, leading him to contemplate his changed relationship with alcohol.
Black Bog [2021]
Genre : Art film - Runtime : 30 minutes
The installation follows the partial origin and sections in the course of two rivers flowing in opposite directions, which share a water source held within the Black Bog – one of the largest active lowland bogs in the North of Ireland. The works offers a narrative on inhabitants, topographical formations and sonic resonances of the landscape, countering the speculation of environmental industries operating in the region.
Gaming
Parcel Corps [2024]
Skid onto the sun kissed streets of New Island, where three bicycle courier corporations are vying to become the biggest, most profitable business in town! Pick a side then lock handlebars forming two-wheeled rivalries in pursuit of market share, influence, and a modest income.
But this honest struggle to make ends meet is swiftly threatened by the arrival of Rich Villainé, CEO of crude oil exploration company Polar Petroleum PLC. Villainé’s political ambitions place him on a collision course with New Island’s bicycle messengers.
As the details of his maniacal plan become clear, it will be up to you, humble player, to *checks notes* save the world! All while delivering delicious food, valuable parcels, and sensitive documents in 32 minutes or less…
theatre
'Places where men go to die' @ Millenium Court Arts Centre [2016]
Places where men go to die, a new collective performance choreographed by Mitch Conlon, explores the spaces and temporalities where individual and collective narratives can co-exist and from which new communities emerge. His research includes how cities and people are rebuilt after a crisis; the theatrics of public gatherings such as carnivals and football matches; and the applications of humour, absurdity and subversion.
'Sometimes you never know what's in someone's heart' @ CCA Derry [2019]
Sometimes you never know what’s in someone’s heart is a collective performance that is part of a larger research project exploring the social and political and cultural context of the bashment, hip hop and dancehall scenes in Belfast in the early 2000s – using carnivalesque techniques of humour and subversion.