Neil O’Driscoll designs projections for stage and has a practice as an illustrator and filmmaker.
His recent theatre work includes The Giggler Treatment at the Ark, Dublin; Eugene Onegin at the Belfast Opera House; Dancehall Blues for Coiscéim Dance theatre company and Afterwards at the Peacock, Dublin, as well as Fun Home at the Gate, Dublin; Palimpsest at the Complex, Dublin and The Summer I Robbed A Bank at the Everman, Cork.
Following a degree in Film and TV at Edinburgh College of Art and certificates in animation and crafts, Neil moved into freelance illustration whilst writing and directing independent films.
Following a request to design set and video for Happy End (dir. Jimmy Fay) in 2012, he then moved into projection design.
With broad experience in different media, he often integrates drawing, animation and other handmade elements into his video designs.