Vincent Woods Biography
Wood is an Irish poet and a playwright. Woods hosts The Show on RTE Radio 1. Vincent is a commercial background writing directing and producing for blue-chip companies like motivational experience, Ever Ready and Nike. It also included cinematic works, interactive public shows, and top-selling videos.
Skilled and knowledgeable in multimedia he spun out a leading events company in late 1990 where he managed for 12 years. Woods also worked in several film projects like Road to Calum that received the European Media program support. In TV, he produced the documentary called The World and Manchester United for the Sky, followed by the Catholic and Protestant Manchester United supporters during their treble-winning season in 1999.
In 2009, Woods set up TallTree and Directed the award-winning Bait Room a 24-period drama. His debut feature was, Harrigan a crime thriller set in 1974 which was sold in the UK and internationally. he is an executive producer on the film of If I Were You starring Oscar winner.
Woods Career.
He is a poetry collection. His poetry collections are The Colour of Language. Woods is the member of Aosdana and his playwriting include A Cry from Heaven, At the Black Pig’s Dyke, John Hughdy and Tom and Song of the Yellow Bittern.
He has recently written songs for Irish singer Mary McPartlan for her album called Petticoat Loose and the songs are Sanctuary, Kiss the Moon and Petticoat Loose.
Woods’ Image.
Woods’ Age.
Woods was born in 1960. He has 58 years old as of 2019.
Woods’ Life.
He was born in Leitrim County. He lived in New Zealand United States and Australia and worked as a journalist RTE until 1989.His radio play of The Leitrim Hotel that won the P.J. O’Connor award for the radio drama. In 1993, he also won The Stewart Parker Award for Drama.