Leeona Duff
Leeona has held numerous production department roles in feature film, TV, corporate, and commercial projects but is mostly found in the producer’s seat.
A graduate of The National Film School at IADT she holds a First Class BAHons in Film and TV Production, specialising in production and screenwriting.
She has produced over 12 shorts including the multi-award winning “An Crann” and dollar-baby short “In the Deathroom” based on the short story by Stephen King.
Diligently developing as a screenwriter Leeona has been a script evaluator for various production companies and filmmakers.
Katherine Foyle
Since 2013, Katherine has worked in a variety of roles in television, short film and video.
https://www.katherinefoyle.com/
Working with Areaman Productions, she directed the web series “How To Adult” for RTÉ Player, as well as developing and researching “Kevin McGahern’s America” for RTÉ2, an episode of which she also edited.
In addition to her film work, Katherine is half of Not Not, a creative partnership with Caoimhe Doyle bridging philosophy and pop culture.
In addition to writing and performing together, they also produce Not Not A Podcast, where they harness pop cultural collisions to spawn theory and other nonsense. Topics under disruption include: Black Metal Theory, Science Fiction, Xenofeminism, Fungus and Hyperstition - episodes can be found at:
www.notnot.ie
She has worked on a number of short films, including as a Production Coordinator on “An Crann,” editor on “Follow Me” by director Elaine Gallagher, and an editor on the forthcoming “Face It Again” by director Liam Flynn.
With Up On Blue Bridge, Katherine directed her first narrative short film “Wake,” which won Best Cinematography and Best Actor awards on its premiere at the 2019 Shot by the Sea Festival in Salthill.
Up On Blue Bridge’s forthcoming film, “Bee-Kept” will be her first documentary feature.