Dermot Diskin

Dermot Diskin has been working in film editing since 1989 starting as an assistant on films such as The Commitments and In the Name of the Father. He cut his first feature Sweety Barrett in 1997 and since then has cut many features and TV dramas including Paddy Breathnach's Man About Dog and  Lenny Abrahamson's Prosperity. Dermot has twice won the IFTA best editing award in 2003 for Robert Quinn's Dead Bodies and Tom Collin's Kings.

Tony Kearns

Experienced music video editor, Charlie Casanova was Tony Kearns' debut feature as editor.

Úna Ní Dhonghaíle

Úna Ní Dhonghaíle has edited many award winning TV dramas The Silence , Wallander and feature length documentaries Child Miners , Saighdiúirí Beaga Gaelacha . Graduating from DIT Aungier St 1991-95, Úna specialised in film editing at the National Film & TV School in the UK 1995-98. In 2009, she was nominated for a BAFTA in Film Editing for the BBC drama White Girl . Most recently, she has edited Upstairs, downstairs (BBC) and Vera (ITV).