Video Production Beyond the Ordinary
Welcome to Irony Mark Films, a videography & creative services company dedicated to artists, small businesses and promoters.
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Irony Mark Films exists to create experiences beyond the ordinary – to tell unique, engaging stories and bring cinematic flair to everything we do.
Since 2013, Irony Mark Films has proudly supported emerging filmmakers and creatives, while developing its own artistic output and providing a professional videography service to a wide variety of clients.
Our clients include: Australian Technology Park, Football NSW, Blancmange Productions, Cosmic Rebel, Don’t Look Away, Matriark Art Theatre, Hissy Fit, His Three Daughters, Applespiel, CatholicCare Sydney, Spark Youth Theatre and Shopfront Arts Co-Op.
Stage
Creative director David Molloy’s first play, Monument, is to be staged as part of the 2018 Sydney Fringe Festival. This will be the debut production from Gom Jabbar, a theatre collective helmed by David and director Brittany Jones.
This gripping psychological thriller follows the survivors of a mass shooting, the two young men responsible, and an aspiring journalist desperately searching for an explanation.
Monument runs 4-8 September at 9:30pm. Tickets available here.
Screen
Stay tuned for the latest on David’s screenplay efforts!
We may seem single-minded about film, but we’re passionate about theatre, too. Our practitioners have exquisite spacial awareness and a strong background in theatrical dramaturgy; we know just how to make your performance look as if the viewer is right there in the stalls.
Our StageOnScreen service uses multi-cam coverage, professional sound-recording and an intensive edit to produce a full-length archival cut of unsurpassed quality. We can then use this product to build promotions of any length to help your theatre company conquer the world.
David Molloy is a filmmaker, writer and performer. A graduate of both the University of Wollongong and AFTRS, he has co-written three feature documentaries with One Heart Pictures (The Road I Travel, 2013; The Road to Peace, 2014; and Life Challenge Kokoda, 2015), and has worked internationally across stage and screen.
Over a decade of creative practice, David has held the editor’s chair for youth brands The BRAG and 5why, and facilitated filmmaking workshops for young people at Shopfront Arts Co-Op, IPAC and CuriousWorks. He has provided videography services to creative businesses through Irony Mark Films since 2013.