I worked with the incredibly talented composer Oleksandra on the feature film Skinjacker and wanted to ask her a few questions regarding her work as a composer.

At Zoghogg Studios, our mission is to craft powerful visual content that elevates brands and tells compelling stories. Whether we're producing award-winning feature films or capturing striking corporate images, we approach every project with creativity and precision.

When it comes to headshot and portrait photography, lighting is everything. The choice between natural and artificial light can significantly impact the mood, tone, and overall quality of the final image.

It’s been a while since I’ve done this myself, but If you’ve ever thought about turning one of your short stories into a short film, you're in for an exciting journey.

In today’s digital marketplace, where first impressions are often made through a screen, product photography is more crucial than ever. High-quality images can be the difference between a sale and a missed opportunity.

I first worked with Irish actor, impressionist, and celebrity interviewer Eugene Horan 10 years ago now on back-to-back feature films. He’s honestly one of the nicest people you will ever meet. I’ve decided to ask him a few questions so that you can get a glimpse into his life.

Creative block can strike at any time, leaving you stuck and frustrated. Whether you're a filmmaker, photographer, or writer, these moments are natural but can be overcome with the right strategies.

Creativity is often celebrated for its freedom and expression, but behind the scenes, there's a less glamorous side that every creative must face: the "boring" tasks. Those are tax returns, advertising and marketing, time management and client management.

Creating a consistent and cohesive portfolio is crucial for actors, as it serves as a professional calling card in a highly competitive industry.

I've been immersed in a photography project called ‘Solas Agus Dorchadas’ (Scots Gaelic for Light and Darkness) for several years now.

The other day, I recalled an old creative forum on a website I was part of called East of the Web. This was over 20 years ago, and it had a brilliant community of writers from all over the world.