Andrew Hislop, a former journalist for renowned publications such as the Times of London, the Observer, and the Times Literary Supplement, has transitioned into a successful screenwriter and director based in Ireland. He is also a director of Blue Sky Motion Pictures.
His film credits include collaborating with Nicolas McClintock on "Ten Minutes Older", a series of short films by fifteen of the world's leading directors. He has also written the screenplays for "Inheritance", directed by Edward Porembny, and "Tales of the Riverbank", directed by John Henderson.
Currently, Hislop is working on several projects, including "History Play", written with Nicolas Roeg, who will also direct the film. Additionally, he is writing a play about Christopher Marlowe, also with Roeg. His other projects include three films for Bollywood producer Bobby Pushkarna and a film about the Indian painter Amrita Sher-Gil, to be produced and directed by Ramesh Sharma.
In the realm of television, Hislop's credits include "Sauce for the Goose", directed by Claire Peploe, which won the Prix Publique at the Prix Cognac. He has also worked on a documentary that broke the story of Dolly the sheep to the world, as well as three documentaries on the 20th century for NBC and Reuters.
