Wild Transylvania: Dracula's Hidden Kingdom

“..a genuine treat and something of a revelation….”  - Wall Street Journal

Nominated - Mountainfilm Graz 2024

A blue chip special on the wildlife and wild places of one of the world’s most iconic locations – Transylvania; a mythical land beyond the forests hiding some of Europe’s last true wilderness regions. Its soaring Carpathian Mountains and vast ancient forests still provide sanctuary for some of Europe’s most charismatic animals - wolves, bears and lynx. In Transylvania history, folklore and nature create a very special blend of wild magic.

Green Island, Grey Desert / Wild Ireland: Kingdom of Stone

“The Burren wouldn’t be everyone’s idea of a vacation getaway, but some of us would go in a heartbeat and because of the very qualities that both writer-director John Murray and his camera crew exploit so gracefully.” - Wall Street Journal

1x1 Hour for ORF, ARTE, PBS & WDR        2 x 1 Hours for TG4

Ireland is renowned worldwide for its lush green landscapes and wild Atlantic coast but one of its greatest natural treasures is a desert of grey stone which is home to some of Ireland’s most enchanting wildlife. Elusive Pine Martens find sanctuary in its hazel woods ,while magnificent birds-of-prey roost in the ruins of Medieval Abbeys and just off the coast an extraordinary mass gathering of Basking Sharks may be rarely seen courtship displays of these gentle giants

Ireland's Wild Islands

"A wonderful series on our Atlantic islands that replenishes the soul" - Irish Independent

3 x 1 Hours for RTÉ, Blue Ant, Love Nature, ARTE, SVT & Smithsonian Channels

Winner - Royal Television Society ROI Awards

Nominated - Wildscreen Awards UK

Nominated - Jackson Wild Awards USA

Nominated - Green Screen Awards - Germany

Three years in the making, this spectacular film odyssey features the wildlife wonders of Ireland’s Atlantic islands. Highlights include an extraordinary mass gathering of Basking Sharks off the Aran Islands, Humpback Whales returning from the dead to fish and frolic off Kerry’s Blasket islands and Manx Shearwaters returning from sub-Antarctic waters to nest in the ancient monk's cells of Skellig Michael.

A stunning 140-year old traditional sailboat is host Eoin Warner’s base as he sails out into the Atlantic to track down Ireland’s most remote islands and their wild residents. One of the last islands on his journey - Whiddy, holds poignant memories for Eoin as his father was killed there in Ireland's greatest maritime disaster.

A Note for Nature

“The beauty of A Note for Nature is that it reminds us of the organic links between our living world and our music.” - The Irish Times

1x1 Hour for RTÉ

Winner - Royal Television Society ROI Awards

Nominated - SILBERSALZ Science and Media Awards

A Note for Nature is both a celebration and a call for help. Over an hour, through music from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and spoken word from an array of talents, we reveal some of Ireland’s most fragile landscapes and the beleaguered animals that somehow manage to survive there. Our planet is in trouble. It’s never been so clear that we need to refocus our priorities and Ireland is no exception. The influence of our natural world on music has long been acknowledged. A Note for Nature now turns this on its head-it is time for music to give back to nature.

Tommy Tiernan's Epic West

“Thought-provoking, art-appreciating, wickedly funny at times and deeply spiritual” - Irish Examiner

2x1 Hours for RTÉ

Tommy Tiernan tells the story of the West of Ireland through the rich body of culture it has inspired in this two-part series. In a place he calls home, Tommy travels one of the world's most evocative coastlines, bringing us a visual feast and fitting tribute to the immense beauty, rich heritage and unique spirit of the West of Ireland.