Actor

Ross Power

Ross Power is an award winning Director of Photography from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has built a strong body of work across feature films, shorts, and documentary projects, earning recognition on the international festival circuit. His recent feature credits include An Taibhse (2025), which received a theatrical release, where he shared cinematography duties with director John Farrelly. He is also attached to the upcoming films A Hollow Tree (dir. Cathal Fitzpatrick) and The Lost Jedi (dir. John Farrelly). Additional feature work includes producing and shooting The Rise of Andy Malone (2021). Ross’s short film cinematography includes the award winning A Hollow Tree (Concept) (2022), Antlers (2021), Dance Your Troubles Away (2022), Homebound (2022), The Knock (2021), The Newcomer (2021), Growth (2021), and Detach (2020), among others. His projects have screened at multiple festivals worldwide, with nominations and selections across Europe and beyond. In addition to his work as a cinematographer, Ross has directed several of his own films including Growth, Homebound, The Knock, The Newcomer, My Life in Lockdown, and Detach, showcasing his versatility and creative vision.

Directed

Homebound
Director · 2023

Writing

Homebound
Writer · 2023

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