朱丽叶·博纳斯 Juliette Bonass

Juliette Bonass studied film and broadcasting at DIT University in Dublin specializing in directing but later found that she was more drawn to production. After graduating she started out in commercials as an assistant. This proved invaluable as she learnt templates for shooting on bigger budgets and with highly professional crews. She then began making her own short films. One of her first was a self-funded short called What Will Survive of Us which she produced with Ciaran Deeney and David Clarke of El Zorrero Films and written and directed by Domhnall Gleeson, all of whom were fellow DIT students. The same team secured finance for their next short Noreen, starring Brendan Gleeson and Brian Gleeson. Her debut as feature film producer was Fastnet Films’ Get up and Go, directed by Brendan Grant. Her next film Glassland, directed by Gerard Barrett, won a Special Jury Prize for actor Jack Reynor in the World Cinema – Dramatic category and was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize in the same category at Sundance 2015.