Emer has been working as an editor since 1995. She has cut many award-winning documentary features and series broadcast on RTÉ, BBC, Channel 4 and PBS. Credits Editor – Broadcast/Film/Documentary […]
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Emer edits “Ireland’s Greatest” – John Hume
We’re very proud of our Emer O’Clery, who edited one of the five documentaries for “Ireland’s Greatest”. Her episode is presented by Miriam O’Callaghan who champions John Hume, civil […]
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2018, what a year.
It’s that time of year when we all reflect of the past 12 months and think “Phew, did we do all that in one year? Really? I thought that was […]
Read More The Man Who Wanted To Fly
Feature-length documentary, edited by Emer O’Clery from Big Red Engine. Directed by Frank Shouldice, and produced by Cormac Hargaden & Trisha Canning for Loosehorse Films. Bobby Coote is determined to […]
Read More That’s a wrap for feature doc
Work has just finished on post production of a new documentary feature film, “The Man Who Wanted To Fly”. The Coote brothers are two bachelors in their eighties who live […]
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Toughest Place to be an … A&E Nurse
In this episode of Toughest Place To Be…, Irish A&E nurse Berna Breen travels to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to work in the emergency department of a public hospital. Berna comes face […]
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This Is Jobstown
Filmed over a year, this observational 4 part documentary series followed residents of one of Ireland’s most notorious areas, Jobstown in Tallaght. Stories of hope and despair, triumph and disappointment, […]
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A Fanatic Heart: Bob Geldof on WB Yeats
Big Red Engine’s editor, Emer O’Clery, worked with director Gerry Hoban on the first part of this 2 part documentary, “A Fanatic Heart: Bob Geldof on WB Yeats”. The show […]
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Fab! The Night The Beatles Came To Dublin
The Beatles came to Dublin for 2 concerts on Nov 7th 1963 and caused a real stir. Using extensive archive and news reports of the time, diehard fans share their […]
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