TV Documentary & Film
Cónal’s film documentaries achieved high critical acclaim, including shortlisted for the Focal International Documentary Awards UK and numerous broadcasts by RTÉ [Irish National television broadcaster] with international screening at Féile an Phobail West Belfast Festival, World Expo Shanghai, China, Origin Theatre Festival New York, USA, the Irish National Centenary Commemorations and at NYU New York University, USA.
2022 – James Joyce, Framed in Cork
The Crawford Art Gallery, Odyssey Exhibition.
Voice-Over
Produced as part of the James Joyce Centenary Celebrations
Screened at various film festivals
2010 – Flynnie, The Man Who Walked Like Shakespeare [30 min]
Producer, writer and director
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CuauTBACUo
Nominated Focal Documentary Awards. London, UK
Screened RTÉ
Screened Irish Pavilion Shanghai, World Expo, China
2007 – The Boys Of Fairhill [30 min]
Producer, writer and director
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxChF__cCtI
Screened RTÉ
Screened Irish Pavilion Shanghai, World Expo, China
2006 – If It’s Spiced Beef
Producer, writer and director
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTb0rcen3eA
Screened RTÉ
Screened Irish Pavilion Shanghai, World Expo, China
2006 – Why The Guns Remained Silent In Rebel Cork
Writer and director
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X59c4egVjJI
Screened RTÉ
Screened Irish Pavilion Shanghai, World Expo, China
2005 – The Burning of Cork
Writer and director
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TFGn_KiVUU
Screened RTE. Cork Archives
Cork City Hall
Irish Pavilion Shanghai, World Expo, China
NYU [New York University] USA
West Belfast Festival
Origin Theatre New York USA
Public screening as part of the official Irish Government Centenary Celebrations
2001 – A Man of Few Words
Short film produced by Indie Films. Script – Cónal CreedonDirected – Terence White.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3mxaNcDvoc&t=422s
Screened RTÉ & various film festivals
1995 – The Changing Faces of Ireland
RTÉ [co-scripted six-part series]
Screened on RTÉ