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Kevin J. Mc Corry

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Kevin J. Mc Corry is an Irish born; Northern Ireland based Filmmaker & Screenwriter, graduating with a BA with Honours in Film Studies from Liverpool John Moore University in 2018 and with two diplomas in Creative Media Production (Sound & TV) from Belfast Metropolitan College in 2015. Kevin has worked on several productions both independent and studio based, working on the Syfy TV Series “Krypton” as a camera trainee and working as a camera operator for “Merseyside Live” in Liverpool. Throughout the past number of years Kevin has studied film both in theory and practical form, going on to write & direct two self-funded independent short films entitled, “Gone - 2016” a semi-finalist at the Los Angeles Cinefest and Hollywood Screenings Film Festival, official selection at Barcelona Planet Film Festival, The European Independent Film Awards and screened at the Belfast Film Festival in 2017. Followed by “My Son & I - 2018” a small local independent production officially selected at the Belfast Film Festival 2019 and screened at Queen’s Film Theatre tackling the subject of homelessness. Having currently worked on his latest short “Ninety Seconds – 2020” Kevin has now turned his attention to his next project entitled “Three – Way – Mirror” a psychological thriller that focuses on the concept of the human mind and how the mind can be both an ally and enemy to the human body, currently in the process of applying / seeking funding.

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2020  Ninety Seconds

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2020  Ninety Seconds

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