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No, that's not me. It's my brother and yes, he is cute - but I took the picture. Scroll to see more of my work...

Check out this recent visual film on my home country - Ireland.

Observing parts of Ireland, not always given the attention they deserve.

I RAN A SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN
FOR A POLITICIAN!

THIS OCTOBER, my brother Sam and I began a 2 month campaign for Mark Duffys' social media. We organised, filmed, edited and distributed every day for 2 months as Mark ran for a seat in the Irish Government, the Dáil.

Mark Duffy

Hear what The 'Connacht Telegraph' Podcast had to say on our socials!

REAL REELS

Day in, day out - we created a reel for the campaign. Here’s some of our favourite moments and lessons we learned along the way.

Surfs Up!

A shirtless cameraman in the Atlantic Ocean, I must have been a sight for onlookers, but it was worth it to capture Mark’s vision for a thriving West of Ireland, delivered in a way that challenges the norm in political messaging.

Repurposing Radio

I found repurposing traditional media a great way to generate content. I created a waveform animation to add visual interest. My footage was then used by Midwest Radio.

Hit me!

Combining a visual hook, drone shots, quality audio, B-Roll - I'm proud to have made this video 2 hours, from write, record to publish!

The Young People

Conveying the voice of the youth was important. Here, a young local student delivers a message to her peers as Gaeilge, in Irish.

Drive it on...

The day the Taoiseach of Ireland visited Mayo, we were on the ball...! Posted within a few hours of the event, including text motion graphics and drone shots.

Visual Hook

I quickly came to learn the importance of a 'hook'. Thankfully Mark had the skills to pull this one off!

It's about the people,

Here's a great example of how I conveyed Marks' personable nature.

Where's the music!?

Bright, upbeat music was a key part of the campaign, with a Spotify playlist may have been created 😎

Cover All Bases

We learned how important it was for different communities to be seen and heard. We made sure to highlight issues from Fireman to Farmers and Healthcare workers. Here, we visited a local farmers mart.