1. Eamonn McLoughlin
Producer/Writer
PERSONAL
Date of Birth: 1st
December 1971 Phone: 0830020882
Address: 38 Brookvale Downs Email: mcloughlin.eamonn@gmail.com
Rathfarnham, Dublin 14 website: http://silverhillshort.com/
Nationality: Irish
QUALIFICATIONS
2015 Postgraduate Certificate in Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Enterprise
2014 FETAC level 5 distinction in Photography
2010 Certificate in Radio Production DSFM
2003 TEFL Certificate.
2002 National Certificate in Humanities in TV and Video Production Merit 1
TRAINING
2015 Innovation and Various UCD Innovation Academy
Entrepreneurship
2014 Media Production Various Stillorgan CFE
2010 Radio Production Paul Wright DSFM
2008 Acting and Directing Mark Travis Screen Training Ireland
2006 – 2007 Acting for camera John Cantwell Irish Film Actors Studio
2001 – 2002 TV and Video Michael McNally IADT-DL
Production
2001 – 2004 Stand up comedy Self taught Various venues round
Ireland
EMPLOYMENT
2015 Videographer Vyvienne Long Wicklow
2014 Photographer Pagan Worshippers Kilkenny
2014 Photographer Patricia O’Reilly’s Hodges Figgis, Dublin
book launch
2011 – 2013 Radio Producer DSFM & Dublin City FM Dublin
2010 Tour Guide Dublin Hidden Walks Dublin
2005-2009 Actor/writer Down to Earth Theatre Co Schools across Ireland
2007 Mr. Hegarty Fair City RTE
2006 Bingo Bango Rodge and Podge ZZ Productions
2005 Stand-in for actors League of Hell’s Kitchen, Film Four
Gentlemen Apocalypse

2. PRODUCTIONS
2015 The Devil’s Ball Independent In pre production
2014 Silver Hill Independent July 2014 to March 2015
2012 Voices in the Wilderness Dublin City FM June 2012 to February 2013
2011 No Smoke Without DSFM January 2011
Hellfire
2010 The Shaw Museum DSFM June 2010
Special
2010 7 Episodes of “Dublin’s DSFM 2010
Magical Museums”
2008 Pope Fiction Eamonn McLoughlin 2008
(short film)
Innovation Academy UCD
During my time in the innovation academy UCD Stephen’s Green I have been working in groups to
solve various problems that are both academic and real world – for example we helped Bette Migge
source funding for her Dico Guyane project. We pointed her to Scotia Bank and School In A Box to
help children in South America break the language barrier that was preventing them from being
taught by their French teachers. We also devised a funding campaign called, “Drumming Up Support
for French Guyana” by getting friends to video themselves tapping a rhythm on either a table or a
proper on an individual and groups basis.
My ability to illustrate and draw storyboards helps speed up the brainstorming process. When people
visualise what their hypothetical ideas look like, they can decide whether they are feasible or not.
When they see a rough sketch of the product on the wall, it’s easier to reach a consensus and goes a
long way to providing cohesion in the team.
I also help fellow students with the wording for their crowd funding endeavours and I design their
logos and even names for their fledgling companies.