Visual storytelling rooted in place.
Conor is the founder of Boyne Geospatial - a visual storyteller with a background in spatial science that gives every shoot a different kind of edge. He approaches every project with the same question: what does this place, this person, or this moment actually look like when you truly understand the terrain?
Before founding Boyne Geospatial, Conor spent two years working in rural New South Wales, Australia - leading fieldwork programmes across remote and challenging terrain. That experience in the field, across diverse landscapes and under real project pressure, shaped how he thinks about location, perspective, and what makes an image worth capturing.
Flying a drone and shooting on a ground camera, he combines aerial and ground-level work to tell complete stories. His spatial background informs every decision - from how a site is scouted to where the camera is placed - bringing a level of location intelligence to visual content that most crews don't have.
Now back in Ireland and based in Navan, County Meath, he founded Boyne Geospatial to tell the stories of the people, places and projects that deserve to be seen - with the precision of someone who truly understands them.
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Boyne Geospatial is named after the River Boyne - one of Ireland's most storied landscapes. That sense of place runs through everything we do. We're not a production company that parachutes in. We know the terrain, the light, and the stories that live here.
Based in Navan, County Meath, we work across Ireland - from sports clubs and property developments to athlete documentaries and editorial storytelling. Every project is approached with the same care: understand the place, understand the story, and capture it honestly.
We believe the best content comes from truly knowing what you're shooting. That's the advantage we bring - and it shows in the work.
Tell Your Story"We tell the stories of people and places with the precision of someone who truly understands them."Boyne Geospatial
Every shoot is planned with real location intelligence. We scout with the same eye that reads a landscape - and it shows in what we capture.
The drone gets the aerial perspective. The ground camera gets the human one. Together they tell a complete story.
Content is only as good as the story it tells. We don't just capture moments - we build narratives that hold attention and mean something.