Episode 7- Aidan O'Sullivan
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Creative Sessions With Creative People
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This week I sit down with Aidan O'Sullivan, a Dublin based actor and a graduate of Bow Street Academy where he trained in screen acting with Gerry Grennell and ShimmyMarcus. He has acted in a variety of award – winning feature films including Full Circle, SpaWeekend, Follow the Dead, The New Music and Tradition with Paul Ronan and BrendanGrace. Aidan has an honours degree in Performing Arts and has also trained in the MeisnerTechnique with Momentum Studios Dublin.Upcoming feature films to be released include roles in Spears, Dredges, Crosshair and A Sunken Place with Patrick Bergin.
He has worked with the award – winning actor, writer and director Seamus O Rourke on two occasions, having acted opposite each other in SmockAlley Theatre’sThe Grave as part of Scene and Heard TheatreFestival.He can be seen with Seamus in the award – winning short film Mad One, which also features Séan Doyle from Normal People.Aidan is looking forward to working with award winning Filmmaker Stephen Gaffney on the Northern Ireland Screen production A Profession Of Violence with Eric Lalor and Fionna Hewitt Twamley.
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