Meath woman directs new TG4 travel series Barragram

Moya Rogers, a talented director hailing from Kells is making waves in the world of television with her creative vision and captivating and contemporary storytelling style. With a passion for showcasing the behind-the-scenes antics of a film crew, Moya has recently made her mark as the director of the exciting new TG4 travel series, “Barragram".

The full 6-part half-hour Travel Series for TG4 is available to watch on TG4 player at https://nasc.tg4.tv/Barragram

Moya's unique approach to the series has struck a chord with young audiences, drawing them into the world of Barragram with a blend of humour, camaraderie, and an insider's perspective along with showcasing the stunning sights of Ireland. Her ability to capture the craic, along with the lively and jovial atmosphere on set, is a testament to her creative prowess and her keen understanding of what resonates with her target audience.

In addition to creating and directing the show, Moya Rogers also takes on the responsibilities of the show's editor. This dual role allowed her to infuse a sense of fun and zany energy into Barragram from top to tail, ensuring that every episode is an engaging and entertaining experience for viewers. Her unique combination of directorial and editorial skills has resulted in a series that stands out for its innovation and creativity.

While working on Barragram, Moya remains active in the television industry, simultaneously managing various other projects in both Ireland and the United Kingdom. As her career continues to flourish, Moya is sure to bring more exciting and fresh perspectives to the screen, captivating audiences and setting new standards for light entertainment in the process.

Barragram takes viewers on a wild ride through Ireland’s most breath-taking locations whether paragliding off a cliff in Kerry, sailing in Donegal or sea-stack climbing or snorkelling with grey seals in Galway, Barra plunges into each activity with gusto.

But for the charismatic Barra, it isn’t all about the adrenaline rush – it’s also about the connections formed along the way. In each episode, we meet local young people who share their unique perspectives and insider tips, creating a vibrant tapestry of sustainable tourism and zany fun. Barra injects his infectious enthusiasm and genuine curiosity into each adventure.

Always engaging the audience with his sense of fun, Barra also involves the filming crew whenever possible. In Cork, Barra convinces cameraman Aaron to dive off a bridge as part of a thrilling speedboat ride around Cobh. We see soundman Adrian skiing down the mountain with his boom in Dublin, while in Donegal, Máire joins Barra on a stunning sunrise kayak island trip.