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Director | Producer | Writer
Michael O’Halloran is an award-winning Australian film director. A graduate of QUT’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film and Television, Michael has built a reputation for cinematic storytelling, visual flair, and tightly paced narratives across short films, music videos, and commercials.
His short film The Dossier Case was well received on the international festival circuit, with recognition from festivals such as the Los Angeles Action on Film Festival and the Park City Film Festival. His follow-up, Break The Rock, went on to earn numerous accolades, including Best Short at both the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards and the International Independent Film Awards.
In 2024, Michael was nominated for an ARIA Award (Best Video) for his work on Budjerah’s Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense.
2025 saw the release of his debut feature film, Space/Time, distributed by Umbrella Entertainment. After a sold-out limited cinema run around Australia, the film is now available on all major VOD platforms.
SHORT FILMS
Break The Rock (2015)
The Dossier Case (2012)
The Doom Plan (2011)
The Unicycle Diaries (2007)
SELECTED AWARDS
Winner Best Short, Los Angeles Independent Film Festival
Winner Best Short, International Independent Film Awards
Winner Best Short, American Movie Awards
Nominated Best Video, 2024 ARIA Awards
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SPACE/TIME | The new feature film directed by Michael O’Halloran
Space/Time is an ambitious, independently produced science fiction feature from Mohworks Films, directed by Michael O’Halloran and co-written with Adam Harmer. Described as Breaking Bad meets Back to the Future, the film blends bold sci-fi ideas, visceral action, and classic cinematic spectacle.
Shot in Brisbane with a powerhouse local cast and crew, Space/Time showcases the depth of Queensland talent across all departments – from production design and cinematography to VFX and sound. Despite its micro-budget, the film delivers a full-scale cinematic experience, complete with dynamic visuals, a Dolby Atmos mix, and a sweeping orchestral score performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
The result is a bold, original sci-fi story brought to life with ingenuity, passion, and a deep love of classic filmmaking.
Visit www.spacetimemovie.com