Missing Green was selected to screen at this years Les Rencontres Internationales, at Gaîté Lyrique and Palais de Tokyo. My initial research involved The Situationists and the notion of dérive …Continue reading →

My research interests and ideas for ‘Missing Green’ in an interview with Steven Galvin of Film Ireland. Full interview link – here Can you tell me about the origin and …Continue reading →

Missing Green features in the September issue of Totally Dublin. Thanks to former editor Daniel Gray. Above Missing Green film production still by Emma Haugh.

‘Missing Green’ will have its premiere screening at the Irish Film Institute (IFI) Dublin at the Stranger Than Fiction Documentary Festival September 28th at 2pm. I spoke about some of …Continue reading →

Commissioned by The LAB, Foley Street, Dublin. Design by Clare Lynch. Living in Rialto, an area of South Dublin undergoing a regeneration process after many years of urban neglect, the …Continue reading →

The final shoot for Missing Green took place in and around Cork Street on February 27th. Many locals presumed we were shooting for the successful TV show Love/Hate. Cast and …Continue reading →

Property has its duties as well as its rights.

Missing Green is a researched based film. Following on from Rialto Twirlers (2010) it captures the changing architecture of Dublin 8. For more info watch a teaser here.

For a year I was privileged to hang out with the dance troupe The Rialto Twirlers. I had lived in Rialto for 4 years and used to see girls walking …Continue reading →

I made Crag Hill (2009) here.

This church reminds me of the architecture seen in Still Films ‘Build Something Modern’.

Hufeisensiedlung views.

Dutch Billy Housing in Amsterdam, with disco ball.

When I was in Berlin, I cycled through Neukölln to see Bruno Taut’s ‘Hufeisensiedlung’. It is an early example of estate type housing.  In 1924 Taut was hired to direct GEHAG – …Continue reading →