Patrick Ireland is an award-winning filmmaker, journalist and multimedia producer. He completed his BA in Politics & Philosophy at the University of Sheffield in 2013 and, in 2014, enrolled on the MA Filmmaking programme at the London Film School. To attend the school, Ireland was awarded a scholarship for academic excellence by The Leverhulme Trust that covered the majority of his fees.
In 2015, he completed his first documentary film, Anonymous: A Million Men, which was subsequently sold to Shorts International for distribution. Later that year, Ireland worked alongside Channel 4 and ITN Productions in producing Channel 4's Youth Leaders Debate which aired on All 4 on the 28th of April 2015. In 2016, he graduated from the London Film School with the short film One in a Million: a social drama set in his hometown of Herne Bay, Kent.
The film later screened in the Short Film Corner at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival and won the Best Social Realism Film prize at the 2017 New Renaissance Film Festival. In 2017, he directed and starred in the mockumentary short, The Director - a comedy about homelessness.

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Canadian musician.

English electronic music band formed march 1980 in basildon, essex, and named after a popular french fashion magazine.

Australian lawn bowler.

American garage blues two-man band from columbus, ohio formed around 1992 by don howland after gibson bros broke up.

Japanese guitarist.

Swedish musician.

Has a twin brother called rupert and an older sister, emma.

Bloody riot hardcore punk band born in rome in 1982.

Born:25.

Danish musician.

Beat / glam / punk from phoenix, az.

Hungarian actor, author, director, singer and humorist.

Multiple-use-name to criticise the construct of personal identity.

Norwegian conductor (1929-1997).

Fictional rock group from the bbc tv series of 1995.

American hardcore band from somers / valhalla, new york.

Australian rules footballer.

Belgian singer.

Very influential and popular canto nuevo, protest song, andean music, folklore and pop rock band from chile.

American singer and songwriter.

Portuguese death metal/goregrind band hailing from oporto, gathered in the fall of 97 with the aim of creating the most brutal band in portugal.

Lacrimosa was formed as a solo project of tilo wolff in 1990.

German producer.

Australian musician.

Hip-hop artist.