Film Sound Post Production
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About
I'm a creator, an artist, film sound editor and mixer. I've been lucky enough to collaborate with world class filmmakers, musicians and artists along the way and have had our films play in cinemas, festivals and living rooms all over the world. My work has earned two Jackson Wild Media Awards and an Emmy nomination in 2021 for Best Documentary Sound. This year of 2025 i have been again nominated for best sound along side David Attenboroughs Oceans series at the Wild Jackson Media Awards. Most importantly, these creative collaborations have sparked great friendships and creative conversations and often beautiful filmic pieces.
I live on a mountain in Ireland with my wife, two kids, two dogs, and three cats — a little paradise. I’ve built my own house, attempting a pond and generally trying my best. I am in the process of streamlining all segregated aspects of my creative and professional self into one connected flow.
I make audio and visual art of my own, and create music and audio plays for the craic. I more recently enjoy filming with a long zoom lens or recording the sound of winds through different trees. I especially enjoy exploring the mechanics of reality and consciousness through conversation, sound, film, and art. I have a custom built sound production studio where i work on film and create art 30 meters from my house. This space is currently in plans for a dolby atmos upgrade for even more fun in film and sound.
I create immersive breathwork soundscapes for friends — some of which I share online under Beneath The Breath. I occasionally dip into Substack with Unlimitations — a series of audio-visual pieces and writings.
Conversations As Nature is a film/film series/podcast/investigations/exploration/conversation I’m developing that is constantly evolving and morphing with every thought.
I make music with friends.
I talk to the birds.
Nature Documentary
I have worked extensively with Crossing The Line Films on their many productions over the last decade, many of which have been nature documentaries for the international broadcasters like Netflix, PBS, BBC, RTE, ARTE, ORF and many more. Reels with sound coming soon.
Awards + Nominations
Best sound nomination - Jackson Wild Media 2025 (october)
Emmy Nomination - Best Documentary Sound 2021
Best sound award - Jackson Wild Media 2021
Best sound award - Jackson Wild Media 2019
RECENT WORK
I have worked on many films, documentaries and animations with incredible directors, editors, researchers, composers producers and creators including the likes of Invisible Thread, And Maps And Plans and Crossing The Line. I have also been a part of numerous independent short films.
Hell For Leather
Hell For Leather is a 5 x 52 min documentary series directed by Gerry Nelson and Produced by John Murray and Crossing The Line films.
This series explores the role of Gaelic Football in the sporting, cultural and social history of modern Ireland. Gaelic football has never looked or sounded so good
RTE, BBC
Birdsong
BIRDSONG is a 52-minute documentary film directed by Kathleen Harris and produced by Ross Whitaker and Aideen O’Sullivan for True Films.
It follows ornithologist Seán Ronayne from Cobh, Co. Cork on a mission to record the sound of every bird species in Ireland. It continues to make impressions at festivals around the world.
RTE BBC CINEMA
Irelands Wild Islands
Irelands Wild Islands is a 4 x 52 min documentary series directed by john Murray and produced by Crossing The Line Films
Eoin Warner sails a 140-year-old Galway Hooker out into the Atlantic to showcase the extraordinary wild magic of Ireland's western islands, from Basking Sharks off Inishtrahull, to White Tailed Eagle off the Cork coast.
RTE, BBC
Million Dollar Pigeons
How To Tell A Secret
How To Tell A Secret is a feature documentary/film/permormative piece directed by Anna Rodgers & Shaun Dunne and produced by Zlata Filipovic for Invisible Thread Productions.
A documentary that utilises performance and genre blurring storytelling techniques to communicate a powerful message about what it is like to live with HIV in Ireland today.
Netflix, Cinema
Transylvania
Transylvania is a 1 hour nature documentary directed by John Murray and produced by Corssing The Line Films.
Narrated by Jeremy Irons, Transylvania explores a mysterious and secretive region hiding some of Europe’s last true wilderness. Its soaring Carpathian Mountains and vast ancient forests still provide sanctuary for some of Europe’s most charismatic animals – wolves, bears and lynx. History, folklore and nature create a special blend of wild magic in Transylvania. Narrated by Jeremy Irons.
Nominated for best sound Jackson Wild Media Awards 2025
PBS, ORF, RTE, BBC, ARTE
Let The Land Speak
Let The Land speak is a 2 x 52 min doc and 70 in feature directed by Maurice O Brien and produced by Crossing The Line
Manchan Magan presents the series as a kind of pilgrimage: a journey through ritual landscapes and ancient stories, and through his own reckoning with life and death.
RTE
Epic West
Christy Ring - Man And Ball
Cuba - A Wild Caribbean Journey
Cuba is a nature doc series directed by John Murray and produced by Crossing The Line Films
Colin Stafford-Johnson journeys through one of the most bewitching islands in the world, featuring the wildlife and wild places that make it so special. In the first part of this two-part mini-series, Colin explores corners of Cuba that few outsiders have seen. Amongst the wonders he encounters is the bee hummingbird, the world's tiniest bird, found nowhere else on the planet, and the spectacle of thousands of crabs migrating en masse.
Emmy nomination for best doc sound 2021
Winner best sound - Jackson Wild 2019
The Game - The Story Of Hurling
Conversations As Nature
My own personal evolving film project that seeks to allow the unremarkable to become the remarkable. To explore interconnectedness through, film, sound, the land and conversations with thinkers and creators from around the world. It will look at all the different ways that humanity is connected with the various ecosystems and belief systems available on planet Earth. Allowing the duck and the oak tree to have as much of a relevant voice as the philosopher and the engineer. A slow immersive space with and as nature. One of the culminations of this series will be a feature length film, that may or may not have dialogue, but will certainly have gorgeous sound and pictures.

Ideas?
I’m open. Say hello.