PRODUCTIONS

JOSÉ GUILLERMO DIROCIE (Lil Cosmo) is a professional Bboy (breakdancer) with a background in Martial Arts & Parkour from Dominican Republic. Jose G. Dirocie began his journey in a local park at the age of 8 where he was introduced to HipHop Culture by his brother Cristian. It took Jose a year to learn all fundamentals breakdancing steps to start competing on big stages. Since he moved to Ireland in 2014 he’s been Top8 bboy finalist & placed 1st in events such as Battle of Dublin, HipHop House Party vol.1, Show Your Skills & Waterford Got Talent 2019 (synergy club). He has worked with the Official GAA in their SOUNDS OF SUMMER promo video for the GAA WORLD GAMES 2019 held in Croke Park Dublin, Ireland. Now based in Tramore Co. Waterford, he runs weekly breakdancing classes for all ages with Synergy Dance Club.

Rónán Ó Snodaigh is a founding member of the celebrated traditional Irish/world music band Kíla,  He is one of Ireland’s best and most innovative bodhrán players and a highly original singer songwriter and composer.

Rónán is a multi instrumentalist but is most widely recognized for his bodhran, (Irish hand drum) and percussion playing’, touring with 90’s band Dead Can Dance and recording on many albums including Damien Rice’s My Favourite Fantasy. 

Rónán has composed music for a number of shorts, animations, advertisements and most notably a series of nature documentaries produced by the multi award winning Crossing The Line films based in Ireland. These include Wild Journeys, The Eagles Return and the award winning RTÉ/BBC/PBS The Secret Life of the Shannon (On a River in Ireland/ Ireland’s Wild River) for which he won Best soundtrack award at the Green screen Nature Film Festival in and was nominated for a Best Music Emmy in the News and Documentary category, 2015. His compositions also featured on the BBC production Wild Ireland; the Edge of the World (2017).

Rónán has a considerable back catalogue of solo and instrumental works which are available for license and for which he controls all rights.

Jass works in Feature Film as well as TV series for Netflix, Amazon, RTE, TG4 and TV3/Virgin Media. Commercial work includes brands such as the Wall Street Journal, Disney, SuperValu, Ryanair, Chef, Mitsubishi, Skoda, Lucozade Sport, Woodies, Sudocrem, Homestore & More, Google, Tiger Beer, Microsoft, EBS, Sixt, Land Rover, Nissan, UTV Ireland, Kerry Foods, LinkedIn and AIB.

Jass has worked across every corner of Ireland as well as internationally in Italy, Germany, USA, Canada, Northern Ireland, England, Wales, France, Holland, Switzerland, Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique. He’s equally comfortable adrift in the Indian Ocean for a documentary as on a feature film on soundstage.

Jass carries a full Arri Alexa Mini, Arri Amira and Arri Alexa Plus packages, including lenses and grip solutions for Ronin 2 gimbal, Black Arm stabilised hard mount, Rickshaw, Car mounts, Doorway Dolly and track, 21ft Crane, 10ft Jib and EasyRig Stabil. Get in touch for full equipment list, availability and pricing.

Denis has worked with numerous dance and theatre companies. He won the Irish Times theatre award for Best Design Sound in 2019 and 2010 and was a nominee in 2015. Work with CoisCéim includes BREAKIN’ BROTHERS, OUR FATHERS and FRANCIS FOOTWORK. Denis was an associate artist with the Abbey in 2008 and was a participant on Rough Magic’s ADVANCE programme in 2012. In 2016 Pat Kinevane’s play SILENT (Fishamble) won an Olivier award for which Denis composed the music. His work in film includes music for the feature films OLDER THAN IRELAND (Snack box Films), THE IRISH PUB (Atom Films) and HIS AND HERS (Venom Film).

Guy is Ireland’s premier documentary editor, with award winning credits ranging over 30 years. Recent highlights include Bordering on Brexit (RTE/ ARTE), 24 Hour Baby Hospital- Series 1 & 2 (More 4), We Need To Talk About Dad (RTE), Trauma (RTE- IFTA Nominated), Ireland’s Property Crisis (RTE), The Crossing (RTE- IFTA Winner, 3rd place TV Doc, Prix Europa) Keeping Ireland Alive: The Health Service in a Day (RTE- IFTA Nominated) Children of the Revolution (RTE- IFTA Nominated) Bullyproof (RTE- IFTA winner), My Homeless Family (RTE- IFTA Nominated), Broken Song (Audience Award- Dublin Film Festival), Who Do You Think You Are? (RTE- IFTA Nominated), Surgeons (RTE- IFTA Nominated) Ronnie Drew – September Song (Channel 4) and RTE Prime Time Investigates: Home Truths Leas Cross (RTE- IFTA Nominated). As well as editing Guy is now also bringing his knowledge and experience in powerful storytelling to projects as an Editorial Producer.

Guy also has experience in episodic drama, The Clinic, and feature film, Parked.

Ciara is a director and costume designer who was the first Resident Assistant Director at the Gate Theatre Dublin in 2023. Ciara was a 2021 recipient of the Arts Council Next Generation award, to advance her work on the intersections between directing and design. Ciara has participated in the Dublin Theatre Festival programme Next Stage, and in the Fast Forward festival for young European stage directors, collaborating with emerging directors from across Europe, furthering her investigation of design-led theatre practice. Her writing on Music in Irish Theatre is published in the Palgrave Handbook for Contemporary Irish Theatre and Performance. Ciara has also taught youth drama, and at Trinity College Dublin, modules on design in performance.

Val has worked as a hair and makeup artist as well as a wigmaker for a quarter of a century. As well as television, film and advertising work, Val has worked for all major theatre companies in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Val has had the pleasure of working across all aspects of theatre, opera, contemporary dance, and ballet. He has worked on multiple productions for the Lyric Theatre, Druid, Rough Magic Theatre Company, CoisCéim Dance Theatre, Fishamble: The New Play Company, the Abbey Theatre/Peacock Theatre, The Corn Exchange and Landmark Productions, amongst others.

Bridget is a co-founder of CoisCéim Dance Theatre working with the company until the end of 2002 and then returning as Executive Producer in July 2013. She has produced numerous new works for the company, including international presentations at the Place, London,  Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival & Peak Performances in the USA, Ten Days on the Island (Tasmania), Arts Centre Melbourne & Sydney Opera House, Australia.  She co-produced the multi award winning dance films Hit and Run and How to Sink a Paper Boat.  Other recent credits include Go To Blazes, The Wolf and Peter, Body Language/In the Magic Hour and lead producer on the major international multi-partner collaboration, These Rooms presented as part of ART2016, 14-18NOW at the London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT2018) and at Tate Liverpool.   In 2020/21, she oversaw CoisCéim’s move to, and refurbishment of, the landmark building at 42 Fairview Strand that resulted in a distinctive new space for dance in Dublin’s north city.

As an independent producer/mentor, Bridget works with a small number of people including visual artist Siobhán McDonald. She sits on the advisory panel of the Emma O’Kane Bursary and has also been closely associated with Aerowaves – where she was Ireland’s first partner for 7 years, co-programming three platforms for the Dublin Fringe Festival.  More recently, as a board director, she was integral to the relocation of the company to Ireland to secure the network’s future following Brexit.  Other notable board memberships have included Project Arts Centre, Irish Theatre Institute (formerly known as The Theatre Shop) & The Tyrone Guthrie Centre at Annamakerrig.  An alumni of Common Purpose,  Bridget holds engineering degrees from Glasgow University and Imperial College, London and worked for over twenty years in the oil industry world-wide.  She is a lifetime member of SPE, its professional body.