SELECTED WORKS + EXPERIENCE

Starlets (2025)

Short Film Screenplay

Screen Ireland Focus Shorts

As the world is being consumed by floods, sixteen year old Noelle prepares for her audition on The Ark cruise ship under the wing of her overbearing stage mother.

Welcome to the Plague Pit

Feature Length Screenplay

Stowe Story Labs Facing In/Facing Out

In the tight-knit community of the Plague Pit, resident Adelola rallies to close the mysterious pit at the centre of her town. Yet in her pursuit, a greater evil rises leading the town to unite against a threatening development plan.

Tír na nÓg

Mid-Length Screenplay, Irish Language

Co-Writer : Cian Griffin

A drag queen and her childhood friend are reunited in Dublin, drawn into a story that mirrors the mythical tale of Tír na nÓg, forcing them to navigate old bonds and past feelings amid the city’s vibrant queer nightlife.

Why the Sun & Moon Live in the Sky (2024)

Short Film Screenplay

Official Selection - Galway Film Fleadh 2024

Official Selection - Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2024

Official Selection - Cork International Film Festival 2024

Official Selection - Kerry International Film Festival 2024

South Dublin Creative Ireland Programme Film Award 2023

Catalyst International Film Festival Special Jury Mention Screenplay Award 2023

Kerry International Film Festival Screenplay Competition Quarter Finalist 2023

Virgin Media Discovers Short Film Competition Shortlist 2022

Living in the mundane suburbia of a small Irish town, teens Diana and Sol plan to escape by building a spacecraft and living in the sky. When doubt starts to set in, they have to decide whether to pursue their dream or remain in their familiar world and face the inevitable.

End of the World Tour (2023)

Short Film Screenplay

Co-Writer : Lucille Carolan

South Dublin Creative Ireland Incubation Award

Supported by Metropolitan Films

When the boyband sensation WHYNOT announces their split, superfan Kemi sets out to meet the band's frontman, well quite frankly the love of her life, causing a clash with her religious mother.

The GALPAL Collective Writers Club - Project Manager

The GALPAL Collective, National Talent Academies, Motherland

The Writers Club consists of four writers groups. Each group has in-person and online meetings to share work with their peers and facilitators weekly. This is led by The GALPAL Collective and include informative sessions regarding the writing process, peer to peer feedback, writing exercises, industry guest-led workshops, provided resources and more. The Writers Club will be a space for the writers to develop their skills and short film projects while receiving feedback from an organically diverse range of people and peers. The club aims to create a cultivation of original storytelling that often doesn't get space to flourish in many development spaces.

Motherland Film Development Coordinator

Working in hybrid production company and post-house Motherland as a film development coordinator, guiding projects from concept to pre-production, providing script feedback and researching industry trends. While also developing festival strategies and preparing funding applications as well as pitch decks to secure support, acting as a bridge between creative teams and executives.

DLR County Council First Frames Script Reader

Evaluate short film screenplays submitted for funding, assessing narrative quality, originality, and alignment with the funding program's goals. Provide constructive feedback to support funding decisions and help identify standout projects with strong creative potential.

Writer’s Guild of Ireland - Writer’s Room

Writers Room is a paid training and development opportunity. It is for screenwriters living in Ireland who identify their voices as marginalised, and who feel that they are representative of voices less platformed in film and television. Writers Room was open to new and developing screenwriters.

Member of the Writers Guild of Ireland

The WGI represents over 500 Irish writers for film, television, theatre, radio, animation and games. We campaign to ensure writers are recognized as the creative force without which, there is no production. All Guild members have access to bespoke networking events, expert advice on contracts, funding alerts through our newsletter, and an annual awards ceremony that celebrates their achievements.

Dublin Fringe Festival Weft Studio 2022 - 2023

Weft, a Dublin Fringe Festival initiative first launched in 2022, focuses on talent development and network building for emerging and early career Black artists and artists of the global majority. In weaving, the ‘weft’ are the horizontal threads that create the woven foundation that holds a tapestry together in a loom.