Gabriel Murray
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Gabriel Murray was born in Kilkenny, Ireland. He is a novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. He studied Fine Art at the National College of Art and Design. He went on to study film direction and screenwriting at Dun Laoghaire College of Art. He studied the history of film with Irish film historian Kevin Rockett at NCAD. He is currently a student at Oxford University studying creative writing, literature, and art history.
Murray founded the Visual Arts Centre and was awarded the Young Ireland Initiative award by the Arts Council/Irish Press and Dublin Corporation. He was also a founding member of the Young Irish Film Makers Workshop (Dublin).
Published & produced works:
Novellas
- Lizzy and the Rats. 2016. Dun Emer Press
- The Sound of Silence. 2015. Dun Emer Press.
Novels:
- The Golden Flame (Athens Olympics 1896). Efstathiadis, Greece (1996). Ailsbury, USA (1996)
(The Golden Flame, the story of Baron De Coubertin and the foundation of the Olympic Games).
Non-fiction:
- Obama's Irish Roots
- The Spielberg Files
- Grace and Joseph - The Lost Love Letters - 1916
- George Clooney's Irish Roots
- The Countess of Desart (1857–1933)
Plays
- Radcliffe Hall
- Boomtown Rats
- Stoker
- Hamlet & Ophelia
Awards:
- The Lost World of the Crystal Skull (2008). Waterford Film Festival (Docu-drama). Mexico International Film Festival (Golden Palm)
- Casanova's Love Letters (6-part TV series) 2008 (Docu-drama)
- Obama's Irish Roots. 2010 (Docu-drama). 1st Prize. Black Hampton International Film Festival (2008). 1st Prize.
Memberships:
He was a member of the Colony Rooms from 1986 to 2008, until its closure. The club was frequented by literary and artistic figures, such as Dan Farson, Francis Bacon, and Lucien Freud.
- Member of the Jury, Monaco International Film Festival (2007)
- Member of the Writers Guild UK
- Member of the Irish TV and Film Academy
- Society of Genealogists, UK
Literary Agent:
- Pegasus
See also: Gabriel Murray, IMDb. International Movie Data Base. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1930683/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
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