Sweet Spot is a film about being in your element, the challenges of getting there, the joy of being there and the pleasure in sharing it with others.
A collaboration with choreographer Fearghus Ó Conchúir, Sweet Spot was part of a triple bill of dance works called Triptik involving the Macushla Dance Club which showed at The Project Arts Centre in December 2009.

Freelance Producer & Director Ben Kelly was commissioned to produce 4 three-minute inserts for RTÉs topical comedy show The Republic of Telly. Featuring the comedic talent of Damian Clark & Eleanor Tiernan, these inserts were filmed by Michael, and edited in Feenish by Saidhbh. They were broadcast on RTÉ in October 2009.

A documentary for DCTV, produced and directed by Willie White at the Project Arts Center in Dublin, filmed and edited by Feenish.

Rosaleen McDonagh is a community worker, political activist, academic and playwright. In this film we get to know more about Rosaleen during the build-up to her play, Stuck.

On wasteground near Sheriff Street, under the cranes of the Docklands, four dancers embody the spirit of contemporary Dublin: muscular, rough, resourceful, quirky and unexpectedly beautiful.

This 18 minute dance film is a collaboration between choreographer Fearghus Ó Conchuir and director James Kelly. It was projected on to the side of the Dublin City Council building in Barnardo Square for Culture Night 2008.

Return Journey was a collaborative research project, begun in March 2006, between choreographer Mary Nunan, sound artist Michael McLoughlin and James Kelly of Feenish. Exploring the relationship between the dancing body and the moving image, the process resulted in a performance installation in the Cube in Project Arts Centre, Dublin in February 2008. Return Journey was funded by Project Arts Centre and the Arts Council.

• Dancer: Mary Wycherley; Filmed by Michael O’Donovan

An animation telling the story of a lonely, forgotten hermit who revisits the moments in his past which determined the tragic direction of his life.

This project was funded by the Irish Film Board under the Frameworks scheme, and was directed and animated by Ronan Coyle, with sound design by Giles Packham of Waveform Studios.