Below are some of our short films, directed by Fiona Ashe.
Shades of Gray
A tough-talking New York private investigator confronts the police chief over allegations of brutality in the force. Suddenly she finds herself up against the entire NYPD, with her life in danger on the gritty crime-ridden streets of New York, pursued by the force that’s supposed to protect her.
Awards For Shades Of Gray
Best Film Noir Award, New York International Independent Film and Video Festival.
Rapunzel – The Blonde Years
Rapunzel is desperate to escape from her tower prison. The Handsome Prince comes to rescue her but discovers there are situations where size really does matter.
Achievements
More than 735,000 views on Screen Ireland’s Virtual Cinema Channel on YouTube!
Shadows of My Father
Anthology film about four relationships marred by the shadows of fathers.
A Christmas Gift
Rafaela, a Brazilian woman living in Ireland, enjoys a Christmas Eve date with her new work colleague Liam, but is later followed home by a stranger…which leads to one of them getting an unexpected Christmas gift.
A Sister’s Tragedy
(proof of concept TV drama scene)
A village bookstore owner goes to her friend’s house to find out why she ran out on a New Year’s Eve party the previous night. Her friend reveals her deepest, darkest secret.
Treacherous Cellmates
(proof of concept TV drama scene)
A village sergeant reveals to his girlfriend the shocking discovery that a local man shared a prison cell with her former lover — a convicted murderer — thus revealing her current whereabouts.
Save Tara Valley
Hollywood star Stuart Townsend participates in the Hill of Tara human aerial art project created in September 2007 by renowned US aerial artist John Quigley in protest against the construction of the M3 motorway through the historic Tara Valley.
Stories That Make An Impact
Our films:
(a) are inspired by social injustices on which director/producer Fiona Ashe reported during her career as a broadcast journalist, such as war, police brutality, global terrorism, political corruption, exploitation of natural resources, miscarriages of justice, suicide, racism, surrogacy, addiction, bullying, adoption, bereavement, destruction of heritage, and the pursuit of inclusion and equality.
(b) are hugely marketable because they:
- are based on high concepts (and often true stories)
- are similar to films that have been screened in A-List festivals
- are similar to films that have won prestigious global awards
Fiona Ashe’s directing skills are enhanced by her experience in various production roles on short films: editor, camera operator, sound editor, sound recordist, boom operator, casting director, production manager, first assistant director.
Professional Memberships
- Member of the Screen Directors’ Guild of Ireland.
- Member of the Writers’ Guild of Ireland.
- Founding Member of the Irish Film & Television Academy.
- Member of Women In Film & Television Ireland
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