Shelagh O'Brien

Shelagh O'Brien

Pioneering the live television genre, Irish director Shelagh O'Brien was born in 1962 in Dublin, Ireland. O'Brien has been actively carving out her niche in the entertainment industry since 1985, with a strong emphasis on live concerts, music, and entertainment genres, contributing notable works such as "Eurovision Song Contest," and "Children in Need." Although not a regular at major film festivals, her excellent command over live direction has earned her immense respect within the industry and a slew of accolades, including a BAFTA award. Shelagh O'Brien, a master in capturing the live essence of performances, is not just a director, but a real-time storyteller who has the rare ability to make audiences feel like part of the show.