Mel Cannon(I)
- Actor
- Dolly Grip
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Among many other places, you can now find me ‘flying’ yet again (but now as a 62 year old!) and at an altitude above 35,000 feet on all Aer Lingus Transatlantic Flight’s Entertainment Systems.
In particular, you can enjoy my roll as the persecuted 'Jack' acting reluctantly against ‘Brendan Gleeson’s son (Brian Gleeson) playing ‘Cormac Kavanagh’ (the marriage counsellor) and, my screen wife (Sheila Moylette) as ‘Lilian’ in the feature film 'How to Be Happy' (2013) written by Conor Horgan.
"Following a bad breakup, relationship councilor Cormac Kavanagh starts sleeping with his clients in a misguided attempt to reignite their passions".
I really enjoyed performing and contributing as a tutor, in-addition to working in a supervisory capacity on this little gem of a film.
The film is available to view on all Aer Lingus transatlantic flights, so watch out for it, on the 'Aer Lingus Play' App (in the Irish Films Section).
Distributer: Network Ireland Television (World-wide, 2013)
In particular, you can enjoy my roll as the persecuted 'Jack' acting reluctantly against ‘Brendan Gleeson’s son (Brian Gleeson) playing ‘Cormac Kavanagh’ (the marriage counsellor) and, my screen wife (Sheila Moylette) as ‘Lilian’ in the feature film 'How to Be Happy' (2013) written by Conor Horgan.
"Following a bad breakup, relationship councilor Cormac Kavanagh starts sleeping with his clients in a misguided attempt to reignite their passions".
I really enjoyed performing and contributing as a tutor, in-addition to working in a supervisory capacity on this little gem of a film.
The film is available to view on all Aer Lingus transatlantic flights, so watch out for it, on the 'Aer Lingus Play' App (in the Irish Films Section).
Distributer: Network Ireland Television (World-wide, 2013)
