Bobby Marno

Bobby was born in Liverpool, England, and moved to Northern Ireland as a young child. After leaving school Bobby moved into the finance industry, working his way up through the banking system, and eventually opening his own financial advisory firm. Bobby has always had a keen interest in films, and in 2013 was offered a role in Universal's Dracula Untold. This was his first experience in the film industry, which ignited his passion for the arts and lead to roles in several major TV and film projects, before finding a match for his analytical and organizational skills in production. Learning on the job and working as part of the production teams on TG4's Scup, Amber Entertainments Muse, BBC's A Patch of Fog, and HBO's Game of Thrones. Following a similar pattern from his finance industry days, Bobby then decided to follow his new passion and move into writing and producing films himself, starting off with promotional content before co-founding RAM Productions and writing, producing, and directing his award-winning debut feature film Damien, which amongst others won Bobby the Pinewood Studios First Time Filmmaker award early in 2021.