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C.V. Des Martin -Line Producer/Production Manager C.V. DES MARTIN -LINE PRODUCER/PRODUCTION MANAGER TELEPHONE: +353 862 579 325 E-MAIL: [email protected] FEATURE FILMS/TV DRAMA COMPANY GRADE There You’ll Find Me (2019) MK1 Studios Productions LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: Brian Baugh Producer: Julie Ryan I Never Cry (2019) MK1 Studios Productions LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: Piotr Domalewski Producer: Julie Ryan Royally Ever After (2018) Hallmark/Treehouse Media Ltd LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: Lee Friedlander Producer: Edwina Forkin AROUND THE SUN (2017) EXECUTION DEPENDENT FILMS LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: OLIVER KRIMPAS MARY SHELLEY (2016) PARALLEL FILMS LTD LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: HAIFAA AL MANSOUR PRODUCER: ALAN MALONEY MY NAME IS EMILY (2015) NEWGRANGE PICTURES LTD. LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: SIMON FITZMAURICE PRODUCER: LESLEY McKIMM REIGN (2014) PARALLEL FILMS/CBS LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: Matt Hastings PRODUCER: Susan Mullen JACK TAYLOR 6 (2013) MAGMA FILMS/RTL LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: STUART ORME PRODUCER: Edwina Forkin DEBRIS (2012) PARALLEL FILMS LTD. LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: MARK O’ROWE PRODUCER: ALAN MOLONEY JACK TAYLOR 4 & 5 (2012) MAGMA FILMS/RTL LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: STUART ORME PRODUCER: Edwina Forkin GOOD VIBRATIONS (2011) CANDERBLINKS/REVOLUTION FILMS LINE PRODUCER DIRECTORS: LISA BARROS D'SA/GLENN LEYBURN PRODUCER: CHRIS MARTIN/ANDREW EATON SINGLE HANDED 5 (2010) TOUCHPAPER/ITV/ELEMENT LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: Thaddeus O'Sullivan PRODUCER: CLARE ALAN TREASURE ISLAND (2010) PARALLEL FILMS/SKY TV LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: STEVE BARRON PRODUCER: ALAN MOLONEY JACK TAYLOR EP 1 (2009) MAGMA FILMS/RTL LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: STUART ORME PRODUCER: CLODAGH FREEMAN WILD DECEMBERS (2008) TOUCHPAPER/OCTAGON LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: ANTHONY BYRNE PRODUCER: CLARE ALAN SINGLE HANDED (2008) TOUCHPAPER/ELEMENT LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: ANTHONY BYRNE PRODUCER: CLARE ALAN DOROTHY MILLS (2007) OCTAGON/FIDELITE FILMS PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: AGNES MERLET PRODUCER: JAMES FLYNN KINGS (2006) NEWGRANGE PICTURES LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: TOM COLLINS PRODUCER: JACKIE LARKIN TRUE NORTH (2005) SAMSON FILMS/BBC FILMS LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: STEVE HUDSON PRODUCER: DAVID COLLINS TARA ROAD (2004) FERNDALE FILMS LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: GILLIES MacKINNON PRODUCER: NOEL PEARSON BLACKWATER LIGHTSHIP (2003) WORLD 2000/HALLMARK PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: JOHN ERMAN PRODUCER: MORGAN O’SULLIVAN INTERMISSION (2002) COMPANY OF WOLVES/PARALLEL LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: JOHN CROWLEY PRODUCER: ALAN MOLONEY THE ACTORS (2002) COMPANY OF WOLVES/4 PROVINCES FILMS PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: CONOR McPEARSON PRODUCER: REDMOND MORRIS SINNERS (2001) PARALLEL FILMS/BBC LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: ASHLING WALSH PRODUCER: ALAN MOLONEY HOW HARRY BECAME A TREE(2000) PARADOX PICTURES LINE PRODUCER DIRECTOR: GORAN PASAKALJEVIC PRODUCER: LIAM O'NEILL NOT AFRAID, NOT AFRAID (2000) WORLD 2000/CINEMEDIA PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: ANNETTE CARDUCCI PRODUCER: HOWARD GIBBINS THE MOST FERTILE MAN IN SAMSON FILMS/SKY PICTURES LINE PRODUCER IRELAND (1999) DIRECTOR: DUDI APPLETON PRODUCER: DAVID COLLINS NORA (1999) NATURAL NYLON/METROPOLITAN FILMS PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: PAT MURPHY PRODUCER: TRACEY SEAWARD ANGELA'S ASHES (1998) PARAMOUNT PICTURES UNIT MANAGER DIRECTOR: ALAN PARKER PRODUCER: DAVID WIMBURY THE AMBASSADOR (1998) ECOSSE/SAMSON/BBC DIRECTOR: A.J.QUINN/C.REECE PRODUCTION MANAGER PRODUCER: LOUISE BERRIDGE DANCING AT LUGHNASA (1997) FERNDALE/SONY/C4/CAPITOL PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: PAT O’CONNOR PRODUCER: NOEL PEARSON THE BUTCHER BOY (1996) WARNER BROTHERS UNIT MANAGER DIRECTOR: NEIL JORDAN PRODUCER: REDMOND MORRIS MICHAEL COLLINS (1995) WARNER BROTHERS LOCATION SUPERVISOR DIRECTOR: NEIL JORDAN PRODUCER: STEVE WOOLLEY/REDMOND MORRIS THE GOVERNOR (1994) LA PLANTE PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: ROB KNIGHTS PRODUCER:STEVE LANNING THE POWER OF LOVE (1993) TOGETHER PRODUCTIONS(ITALY) PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: STEFANO REALI PRODUCER: ALDO PASSALACQUA ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL THE GOOD FILM CO LOCATION MANAGER (1992) DIRECTOR: BARRY DEVLIN PRODUCER: KATY McGUINNESS FAR AND AWAY (1991) IMAGINE PICTURES/UNIVERSAL 2nd UNIT 1ST AD DIRECTOR: RON HOWARD PRODUCER: TODD HALLOWELL THE BARGAIN SHOP (1990) BANDIT FILMS PRODUCTON MANAGER DIRECTOR: JOHNNY GOGAN PRODUCTER: JANE GOGAN GRANGE HILL (SOAP) (1989) BBC PRODUCTION MANAGER DIRECTOR: MARGIE BARBOUR PRODUCER: RON SMEDLEY THE REAL CHARLOTTE (1988) GANDON/GRANADA 1St ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: TONY BARRY PRODUCER: NIALL McCARTHY NOW I KNOW (1987) STRONGBOW 1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: ROBERT PAPPAS PRODUCER: JOHN KELLEHER DEAR SARAH (1986) RTE/THAMES 2nd ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: FRANK CVITANOVICH PRODUCER: PETER JAQUES C.A.T.S EYES (1985) T.V.S. 2nd ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: BILL BRAYNE PRODUCER: RAY MENMUIR THE NIGHTINGALE SAGA (1984) CYPRESS POINT 2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: DARYL DUKES PRODUCER: RON CARR A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE (1983) PORTMAN ARTEMIS 2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: DON SHARP PRODUCER: DICKIE Bamber THE PRICE (1982) RTE/CHANNEL 4 2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: PETER SMITH PRODUCER: MARK SHIVAS CAUGHT IN A FREE STATE (1981) RTE/CHANNEL 4 2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: PETER ORMROD PRODUCER: NIALL McCARTHY THE YEAR OF THE FRENCH (1980) RTE/CHANNEL 4 2ND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: MICHAEL GARVEY PRODUCER: NIALL McCARTHY STRUMPET CITY (1979) RTE 3RD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: TONY BARRY PRODUCER: JOHN KELLEHER BURKE ENIGMA (1978) RTE 3RD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR: BRIAN MacLOUGHLAINN THE HERETIC (1977) WARNER BROTHERS 2ND UNIT 1ST AD DIRECTOR: JOHN BOORMAN PRODUCER: CHARLES ORME .
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