Neasa’s work and achievements are profiled in national newspaper The Irish Times.
Neasa discusses her film making career on national public radio.
Neasa discusses how great leadership aligns with creativity, logical thinking and liberating your team here.
The Irish Minster for Arts and Media has selected Neasa to sit on the Governing Board of Ireland’s national public service broadcaster, RTÉ. Early in her career, Neasa executive produced and directed numerous prestige documentaries with the broadcaster. And in her early twenties, one of Neasa’s first successes was her design of RTÉ’s corporate logo.
Neasa directed high drama and intense action in this new epic Holocaust drama for Hulu / Disney. Adapted from the New York Times best selling novel of the same name, the limited series drops on March 28th 2024.
Neasa’s new drama for Hulu is listed by Vanity Fair as one of the top 24 shows to look out for in 2024. We Were The Lucky Ones is a limited series based on the true story of one family’s dauntless hope and resilience during World War 2.
Neasa’s international spy thriller has hit Number 1 in Netflix’s viewing charts across the US and the UK. The drama takes place in New York and Tel Aviv, and stars Lior Raz with Sanaa Lathan. It was written by Fauda team Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff, and The Killing team Dawn Prestwich and Nicole Yorkin.
Sea Fever has won the Vitruvian Award for Best Feature Film at the Da Vinci International Film Festival 2o2o, and has been nominated for the Best Motion Picture Award at the Sitges Inernational Film Festival 2020.
Sea Fever is one of ten European films selected for Sydney International Film Festival 2020. Screen International reports that Sea Fever is an experiment in fusing a Brechtian arthouse feel with a propulsive, mainstream thriller form.