Company Story

Single Cell Films began in Dublin as a close creative partnership, built on a shared belief that every project — regardless of scale — deserves the care, ambition and attention of a feature film.

From early music videos and independent work to festival-selected documentaries and long-form projects, the studio has grown into a multi-disciplinary production company collaborating with artists, brands and broadcasters in Ireland and beyond.

Whether stepping into an existing production or leading a project from concept to final cut, Single Cell Films focuses on character, atmosphere and performance — creating work that feels honest, cinematic and made to last.

About the Team

Single Cell Films is led by Fiona Graham and Alan Leonard, a long-standing creative partnership bringing together visual storytelling, technical craft and calm, decisive leadership on set.

With over a decade working together and more than 30 years’ combined experience across film, documentary, commercial, digital and music projects, they approach each production with clarity, sensitivity and intent.

The studio works alongside a trusted network of producers, crew and post-production partners, scaling each project to match its creative ambition and budget — while maintaining a single, coherent vision on screen.​

Fiona Graham DIRECTOR / DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Fiona Graham

Director / Director of Photography
Fiona is an award winning filmmaker and cinematographer with extensive experience across drama, documentary, commercials and music. Known for natural, expressive images and a collaborative approach with actors and crew, she has shot and directed films that have screened at Irish and international festivals and broadcast on major platforms.
Alan Leonard DIRECTOR / WRITER

Alan Leonard

Director / Writer
Alan is a director and screenwriter with a background spanning production design, VFX and film production. His work is marked by strong visual concepts, layered character stories and an ability to balance creative ambition with the practical realities of production.