Chloe Gibson(II)
- Actress
- Producer
- Writer
Chloe Gibson is a producer, writer, director, and actor, for both the stage and the screen.
She is a company director and a producer at Powerscourt Pictures Ltd, with offices in the UK, Ireland, and Los Angeles, a production house producing high-end productions and family IP for screen and stage. She is a producer on Powerscourt's feature film projects including the kindertransport feature 'Faraway Home', the banshee origin feature 'Ancestral', Frank McCourts 'Teacher Man', the eight part female led TV Young Adult, Gothic Horror, Gothic Romance 'Hellish', and the European co production horror "The Blue Lady'
Chloe began studying film making for her GCSE's studying Moving Image Arts at The Banbridge Academy in Northern Ireland. At just 16 years of age, she made her screen 'directorial debut' with the film 'Bloom to Perish', which she herself also wrote and produced.
'Bloom to Perish' was shortlisted into the top 5 films in the 'Moving Image Arts - Best Student Short Dramas' in Northern Ireland in 2016. It was screened in numerous festivals globally including at the 2016 Cinemagic and Foyle Film Festivals in Derry and in Belfast.
She earned her BA in Musical Theatre at the Chichester University and Conservatoire and has a Certificate in Fine Arts from the Irish American University, and participated in the Page to Stage program at the Chichester Festival Theatre, focusing on 'Women in Mind'.
In 2022, for her degree, she directed 'Spring Awakening', the stage adaptation of the German feature film of the same name, and she wrote, produced, and directed an original theatre show - 'The Princess Academy' - which played at The Chichester Conservatoire.
Chloe's West End performing debut was in the Andrew Lloyd Webber / Ben Elton musical 'The Beautiful Game' at The Other Palace. Based on the Belfast troubles, 'The Beautiful Game' was directed by Hannah Chissick, produced by the National Youth Music Theatre.
In 2016, Chloe played 'Peaseblossom' in the UK / Austrian feature film, a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream" shot on location in Austria, the film was directed by Sacha Bennett, and the cast included Robert Lindsay, Juliet Aubrey, Tazmin Merchant, Dudley Sutton, Lee Boardman, and Tyger Drew-Honey.
She also earned the role of Emma in the Irish feature 'The Gaelic Curse' (2016), directed by Jack Conroy (The Field / My Left Foot).
Chloe had her first screen breakthrough in 2013 landing the lead role as 'Erica', in the TV Pilot "The Adventure Diaries - On Witches Hill". Since has been involved in a number of short films including as the lead 'Amy' in the highly successful short "Bridge to Kindness" (2014), which she also produced. It was selected for numerous international festivals including the 8th International Children's Film Festival Bangladesh, the 7th CMS International Children's Film Festival in India, the Cork Independent Film Festival 2014, the 6th Lahore International Children's Film Festival 2014, and the Festival International Entr'2 Marches in Cannes 2015, to name just a few.
Acting from the age of four, she originally trained with Claire Tighe at Theatreworx Dublin (in association with the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts) in which she received her Gold Medal in Performing Arts, she has been involved with numerous musicals during her time at Theatreworx and also was involved in many musicals with Sean Gilligan Productions.
Chloe's other films include "Clumsy" (2012), the historic short "An Tain" (2011) directed by Noel Brady; the Paco Torres low budget feature film "Saol" (2013), and she played a gritty street role as 'Stacy' in the Dublin gangland short film "Dog eat Dog" (2015).
She is a company director and a producer at Powerscourt Pictures Ltd, with offices in the UK, Ireland, and Los Angeles, a production house producing high-end productions and family IP for screen and stage. She is a producer on Powerscourt's feature film projects including the kindertransport feature 'Faraway Home', the banshee origin feature 'Ancestral', Frank McCourts 'Teacher Man', the eight part female led TV Young Adult, Gothic Horror, Gothic Romance 'Hellish', and the European co production horror "The Blue Lady'
Chloe began studying film making for her GCSE's studying Moving Image Arts at The Banbridge Academy in Northern Ireland. At just 16 years of age, she made her screen 'directorial debut' with the film 'Bloom to Perish', which she herself also wrote and produced.
'Bloom to Perish' was shortlisted into the top 5 films in the 'Moving Image Arts - Best Student Short Dramas' in Northern Ireland in 2016. It was screened in numerous festivals globally including at the 2016 Cinemagic and Foyle Film Festivals in Derry and in Belfast.
She earned her BA in Musical Theatre at the Chichester University and Conservatoire and has a Certificate in Fine Arts from the Irish American University, and participated in the Page to Stage program at the Chichester Festival Theatre, focusing on 'Women in Mind'.
In 2022, for her degree, she directed 'Spring Awakening', the stage adaptation of the German feature film of the same name, and she wrote, produced, and directed an original theatre show - 'The Princess Academy' - which played at The Chichester Conservatoire.
Chloe's West End performing debut was in the Andrew Lloyd Webber / Ben Elton musical 'The Beautiful Game' at The Other Palace. Based on the Belfast troubles, 'The Beautiful Game' was directed by Hannah Chissick, produced by the National Youth Music Theatre.
In 2016, Chloe played 'Peaseblossom' in the UK / Austrian feature film, a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream" shot on location in Austria, the film was directed by Sacha Bennett, and the cast included Robert Lindsay, Juliet Aubrey, Tazmin Merchant, Dudley Sutton, Lee Boardman, and Tyger Drew-Honey.
She also earned the role of Emma in the Irish feature 'The Gaelic Curse' (2016), directed by Jack Conroy (The Field / My Left Foot).
Chloe had her first screen breakthrough in 2013 landing the lead role as 'Erica', in the TV Pilot "The Adventure Diaries - On Witches Hill". Since has been involved in a number of short films including as the lead 'Amy' in the highly successful short "Bridge to Kindness" (2014), which she also produced. It was selected for numerous international festivals including the 8th International Children's Film Festival Bangladesh, the 7th CMS International Children's Film Festival in India, the Cork Independent Film Festival 2014, the 6th Lahore International Children's Film Festival 2014, and the Festival International Entr'2 Marches in Cannes 2015, to name just a few.
Acting from the age of four, she originally trained with Claire Tighe at Theatreworx Dublin (in association with the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts) in which she received her Gold Medal in Performing Arts, she has been involved with numerous musicals during her time at Theatreworx and also was involved in many musicals with Sean Gilligan Productions.
Chloe's other films include "Clumsy" (2012), the historic short "An Tain" (2011) directed by Noel Brady; the Paco Torres low budget feature film "Saol" (2013), and she played a gritty street role as 'Stacy' in the Dublin gangland short film "Dog eat Dog" (2015).
