A teenage girl caring for her seriously ill father attempts to contact the spirit of Phil Lynott, to prove to her dad that there’s life beyond death.
Produced under the First Credit Short Film Scheme funded by National Talent Academy for Film & TV. Premiered at Dublin International Film Festival, 2025. Currently touring. CONTACT for festival invitation screeners.
Written & Directed by Sophie Meehan Produced by Aoife Derwin Director of Photography: Carlos Moguel Editor: Linn Hansen Composer: Tracey McEvoy Production Designer: Lauren Kirwan CAST Stevie:Ella Rooney Dad: Alan Devine Mam:Georgina McKevitt Terrence: Callum Kelty Elvis: Kit the cat Baby Stevie:Evie Kennedy Trick or Treaters: Willow Gill, Emilia-Raé Murphy, Summer-Raé Murphy
Produced under the First Credit Short Film Scheme funded by National Talent Academy for Film & Television Drama, managed by Ardán. The National Talent Academies is a Screen Ireland initiative.
1st Assistant Director:Miles Murphy Production Assistant:Rebecca O'Laoire 1st Assistant Camera:Katelyn Markham O'Halloran 2nd Assistant Camera:Davy Hudson Tyrrell Sound Recordist: Tess Doolan Burke Gaffer: Cian Brennan Best Boy: Lavinia De Vito Script Supervisor: Jennifer Burke Carpenter: Paul Bardin Stills Photographer:Daniel Martin Makeup Artist:Mark Hardiman Costume Designer:Isobel Lord Costume Trainee:Patricia Gill O'Grady Props: Lauren Kirwan Chaperones: Florence Bradish, Amanda Cooke Cat WranglerLaura Murphy, Waggymama’s Agility Sound DesignOscar Freaney Colour Grade:Patrick Corr, First Element Post Titles:Cian Pawle-Bates Director’s Mentor:Frank Berry Producer’s Mentor: Fiona Kinsella Transport:Gerard O'Toole, Dublin Mini Coaches Catering:Kari, Brassfox
For National Talent Academy for Film & Television Drama Programme Director:Eibh O’Brien-Collins Shorts Project Coordinator:Mags O’Donoghue Projects Coordinator:Seán Lyons
It's the 29th of September 1979 and everyone in Ireland is going to see the Pope. Everyone except Marian and Pamela...
My second short film Young People of Ireland playfully explores underground responses to social norms in 1970s Ireland, through a day in the life of two young women. It has screened in the Official Selections at Galway Film Fleadh, Toronto Irish Film Festival, Directed by Her, Female Filmmakers Festival Berlin, Atlanta Women's Film Festival, Cannes Indie Shorts, Bloomsday Film Festival and Bleeding Pig Film Festival.
Written and directed by Sophie Meehan Produced by Aoife Derwin for Fishty Fagan Films Director of Photography, Carlos Moguel
Starring Bebhinn Hunt-Sheridan and Gemma Kane Featuring Martin O'Sullivan, Liam Meates and Cian Adamson
Composer and Sound Designer, Tracey McEvoy Editor, Linn Hansen Production Manager, Rhiannon Shipton Production Design and Costume Design by Sophie Meehan Set Dresser, Jemma Curran 1st Assistant Director, Miles Murphy 1st Assistant Camera, Katelyn Markham O'Halloran 2nd Assistant Camera, Lavinia De Vito Gaffer, Adam Kennett Spark & Grip, Bornil Anurag Hair & Makeup, Aisling Eyre Colour Grade, Conor Tobin Location Scout, Eddie Kenrick Stills Photography, Peter Bjoerk Sound Recordist, Daniel Martin Runner and First Aid, Seán Raphael Kimmage Runner, Rebecca O'Laoire Poster Design, Beth Morris Research and development supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Agility Award.
MONDAY TO FRIDAY PERSON (2020)
In Dublin, a Young Professional tries to convince an owner-occupier landlord he's the perfect tenant by emphasising his complete lack of human needs.
Written and directed by Sophie Meehan Starring Lloyd Cooney and Andrea Kelly Camera by Rory Sinnott Edited by Louie Carroll Produced by Matt Taylor Crowdfunded by the greatest people you will ever meet
Official selection, Kerry International Film Festival 2020. Also screened at FanVid Film Club; Fillum Ireland's Dublin After Dark; and Vsevolod Plotkin's event Who's To Blame and What's To Be Done.