Documentary
Media Factory produces award-winning documentaries broadcasting on PBS in the United States and RTÉ in Ireland. From the history of Filipino-Americans, to the peace process in Northern Ireland, the company works on socially conscious topics that are emotional and enlightening. Its educational programs have been commissioned by Canal Cl@se (Venezuela), C.E.O. Women, and Chabot Space and Science Center.
Drama
Media Factory’s has begun production on a new comedy drama called “On The Lig” about the Irish Artists in New York. The company produced a short narrative film in the Philippines about overseas foreign workers called “The Recipe” and novelist Irvine Welsh’s first comedy short called “Nuts” in Ireland.
International Production
Media Factory has an extensive background in international productions producing films that cover the aftermath of Hurricane Haiyan in the Philippines for UNICEF, covering the fight against malaria in Tanzania for Malaria No More on LinkTV and in filming news magazine pieces in Paraguay and Northern Ireland for PBS’ Frontline World.
Branded
Media Factory’s corporate clients include Wired Magazine, Lego, Irish Arts Center, Avenue 32, McClaren, Paycycle, NComputing, and Filetek. The company developed Wired Magazine’s first online video offerings, Lego’s first branded content for it’s Mindstorms line and Irish Arts Center’s first video channel.
Production Services
The Media Factory has provided New York based production services for The Gates Foundation, for RTE’s New 1916 Doucmentary Series and Irish based documentary companies.
Film Festivals & Exhibition
The Media Factory produces Irish Film New York and Irish Film Los Angeles. The company has run film events hosting Ireland’s President Higgins at the Lincoln Center and as well as events at Bric Arts Media in Brooklyn, New York Univeristy and The Tribeca Festival.
