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Catherine Fitzgerald founded Blueskin Films in 2002, and began producing a run of high profile short films. She was part of the producing team on Oscar-nominated short Two Cars, One Night, and Vincent Ward's feature Rain of the Children. In 2011 she produced Samoan-language tale The Orator, which won two awards at the Venice Film Festival. Fitzgerald's screen career also includes work as a script assessor, funding executive and policy advisor.
She is committed to working with highly talented creatives to produce quality films with broad international appeal.
– from Catherine Fitzgerald’s Blueskin Films website
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Producer |
2011 |
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Producer |
2009 |
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Co-Producer |
2008 |
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Executive Producer |
2006 |
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Executive Producer |
2006 |
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Event 16 |
Producer |
2006 |
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Kerosene Creek |
Producer |
2005 |
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Production Supervisor |
2004 |
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The Little Things |
Producer |
2004 |
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Producer |
2003 |
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Producer |
2003 |
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