Terence Donnellan

Producer, director, writer at Blasket McManus Productions
Director, Producer and Screenwriter

New York City, New York

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October 2011

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About Terence

Terence Donnellan is a writer, director, and producer for film and television. Two of his feature documentaries were nominated for Emmy awards. His third documentary is being distributed nationally via PBS. His short documentary on elder abuse, Free Ena Farley, won two Telly Awards. For seven years, he was responsible for producing, directing, writing, and delivering entire television seasons (interview shows). He has also written, directed, and produced short fiction and nonfiction films, commercials, PSAs, and other media projects. His work has been shown at film festivals, on television, and through Amazon Prime, iTunes, YouTube, Vimeo, Vudu, Tubi, Plex, and other international streaming platforms. His novel, A Tincture of Madness, is available through Amazon. Theatre plays have been presented in various small theaters in NYC. He teaches at New York Film Academy. He is in development for his next feature film, Midnight Movie in Manhattan.

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My documentary, Artists in NYC, has been accepted by NYFA for a Fiscal Sponsorship!

https://www.nyfa.org/ArtistDirectory/ShowProject/f0f8eb40-a6ce-4a38-9bf1-e6f4404d9627

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Videos

Artists in the City - trailer from new documentary Artists in NYC which will be sent out to film festivals in 2019.

"Refugees: Enemies or Victims?" - Trailer

Loglines

Free Ena Farley! Documentary A short documentary on Elder Abuse.

Credits

Artists in NYC (2010 - 2020)
Film Producer
On the Block (2017)
Television (Biography) Producer Add a Plot »
Refugees: Enemies or Victims? (2016)
Film (Documentary) Producer America is a country built by immigrants and refugees. Is it doing enough to uphold its long tradition of helping those in need?
Breaking Bread (2015 - 2016)
Television (Talk-Show) Producer Discover great restaurants and cafes in different neighborhoods of New York. How sharing a delicious meal builds communion in more ways then one.
Shelter in the City (2016)
Film (Documentary) Producer In the winter of 2015, there were approximately 60,000 men, women, and children staying in New York City shelters.* Of these almost 25,000 are children, and close to a third have mental illness. This does not count the homeless who are sleeping on trains, on benches, in parks, in abandon buildings, or with friends or family. This is the highest number of homeless since the Great Depression. Shelter in the City is a 90-minute documentary on homelessness in New York City. A variety of individuals and organizations have been interviewed to try to get a better understanding of the causes of homelessness and, hopefully, to try to find a solution. *Coalition for the Homeless Written by Terence Donnellan
Portraits of Faith (2013 - 2015)
Television (Documentary and Biography) Producer Add a Plot »
City of Churches (2015)
Television (Documentary) Producer Add a Plot »
Meb Keflezighi: The Road to Boston (2014)
Film (Short and Biography) Producer Add a Plot »
Active Catholics (2014)
Television (Biography) Producer Add a Plot »
Nocturnal Attorney (2014)
Television (Drama) Producer Add a Plot »
Recruits (2013)
Film (Short, Action, Drama and War) Producer The Department of Veteran Affairs estimates eighteen veterans kill themselves every day. This is a metaphorical look at war through the life of one of those eighteen.
Norman Mooney: Making a Mark (2013)
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Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso: Artist (2012)
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Michael Dominick: Sculptor (2011)
Film (Short) Producer Add a Plot »
Anki King: Portrait of an Artist (2011)
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A Hollywood Love Story (2010)
Film (Short and Comedy) Producer A young but ambitious New York couple break up and then separately head to Hollywood for fortune and fame, which eludes them, but they find something more important: their love for each other.