TV and PRODUCTION
Lorraine Hogan’s diverse background in music, fine art, and more recently film has paved the way for her to explore the intersection of these mediums in her work. Her talent and creativity have shone through in her work. She has earned recognition in both the visual arts and film industry receiving the Cork Film Award for her video installation at Crawford Art College as well as the prestigious Agility Award in 2022 from the Arts Council. Her debut into the film industry with the documentary “Sean Scoil” has already garnered critical acclaim, with a nomination for best television documentary in Irish at the Nation Student Media Awards in 2024.
Her short experimental art film, “MUIRDHREACH,” has garnered significant acclaim, including official selections at the Bodhen International Film Festival 2023, the Global Lift of Sessions 2023, and recognition as a finalist at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival 2023.
“Sean Scoil” and a range of upcoming projects showcase her versatility in producing, directing, and editing. Her journey has recently taken an exciting turn with her directorial and producing debut, “Sean Scoil” (Old School), a project set to broadcast on TG4 in 2024. Collaborating with esteemed artists such as Liam Ó Maonlai, this venture marks a significant milestone in her career, following her contributions to TV programs like RTÉ Fleadh Cheoil and “Seal La Dáithi” for TG4.
Lorraine is set to make a significant mark on the Irish arts scene with her upcoming segment “Creative Minds with Lorraine Hogan”. This will give a platform for artists across Ireland to explain their creative processes, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of the artistic world.
Sean Scoil, 2023
Sean Scoi, a short documentary that celebrates the local community saving an old school from demolition. How the community transforms the 1836 building into state-of-the-art community and arts centre, helping the cultural life of a rural parish in Minane Bridge, County Cork.
Sean Scoil screening at The Tracton Arts Festival 2023.
Muirdhreach, 2023
Music - Art Film
Art Installation
The Panopticon
A two screen video and sound installation created to explore the impact of rapid urbanization on people’s sense of belonging and connection to their surroundings. The concept of the video work was to challenge the viewer to question the consequences of surveillance and the potential loss of personal freedom in increasingly urbanized societies.
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Prisoners, London 2015
Trainspotting, London, 2015