- Billy McCannon
- Amulet Studios
- info@amuletstudios.ie
- +353896132288
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Filmography
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Everybody Knows /
2026 – — documentary feature — 90 mins -
There Goes the Neighbourhood
2009 — Documentary Short — 23 mins -
Belfast Murals: Twinbrook
2009 — Documentary Short — 12 mins -
Belfast Murals: Mount Temple
2009 — Documentary Short — 12 mins -
Works On Screen
2009 — Documentary Short — 15 mins -
Works On Screen
2009 — Documentary Short — 15 mins -
Recoil
2006 — Short Feature — 12 mins -
Who Fears to Speak
2005 — Drama/doc shot — 35 mins -
Walls Behind Walls
2005 — Documentary short feature — 60 mins -
f-Slot
2004 — Short Feature — 12 mins -
Gate Fever
2003 — Documentary Short — 10 mins -
True Words
2003 — Documentary Short — 10 mins -
One More Shot
1996 — Short Feature — 26 mins -
Sacred Mysteries
1991 — Short Feature — 26 mins -
There's a Hole in the Ozone Layer Just Above Clonboo
1990 — Short Feature — 19 mins -
That's All Right
1989 — Short Feature — 5 mins -
What If?
1987 — Short Feature — 12 mins -
Night Song
1986 — Short Feature — 16 mins
Awards
- 2007 — Winner
Courmayeur, Italy — Best Director. Recoil - 2006 — Winner
Galway Film Feadh — Best Irish Short. Recoil - 2006 — Winner
Boston Irish Film festival — Best Short. Recoil
Billy McCannon is a Dublin-based filmmaker, writer, and producer with over 35 years’ experience across drama, documentary, and participatory arts.
As Managing Director of Amulet Studios, his work spans fiction and non-fiction filmmaking, including a decade of participatory video work inside Portlaoise Prison and ongoing community documentary series such as Works On Screen. From 1992 to 1994 he served as Chairperson of Film Base, Ireland’s independent film resource centre, where he introduced professional screenwriting training to Ireland, developed an innovative Writer/Director/Producer support scheme for emerging feature filmmakers, and led the advocacy campaign that resulted in the re-establishment of the Irish Film Board. He is currently writer, director, editor, and producer of Everybody Knows, a feature-length artivist documentary tracing the architecture of state violence connecting Palestine, Ireland, Colombia, London, and New York — a kaleidoscopic journey through a world in the midst of genocide, funded by Ireland’s Basic Income for the Arts scheme and shot entirely on iPhone.