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Cormac Fox co-founded Vico Films alongside Peter Foott and Michael Doherty in 2003.
Recognized as one of SCREEN International's "Future Leaders 2018," Fox recently completed work on Sophie Hyde's second feature, "Animals," which starred Holliday Grainger (Tulip Fever, My Cousin Rachel) and Alia Shawkat (Arrested Development, Search Party). The film has been honored at both Berlinale and Sundance.
A graduate of ACE, EAVE, and Ireland's National Film School, Cormac Fox has produced numerous feature films and television projects, including the Irish breakout hit "The Young Offenders" (2016, directed by Peter Foott), "A Dark Song" (2016, directed by Liam Gavin), "History's Future" (2015, directed by Fiona Tan), "Dark By Noon" (2013, directed by Alan Leonard & Mike O'Flaherty), and "King of the Travellers" (2012, directed by Mark O'Connor). His work has garnered Vico Films more than two dozen international awards as well as over a dozen Irish Film and Television Awards and nominations.
In 2018, the BBC-commissioned series "The Young Offenders" was released to widespread critical acclaim, becoming one of the most successful UK and Irish TV series in recent years. The production team is currently preparing for Series 2, scheduled to shoot in late 2018. Additionally, Cormac serves as series producer for RTE's popular hidden-camera show Senior Moments.
Among the confirmed projects for 2018 is Cold Courage, an international crime thriller series set in London. It is based on the bestselling Nordic novels by Pekka Hiltunen and directed by Agneta Fagerström Olsson (Wallander).
