Conor Ibrahiem

Arakan Creative
Director, Screenwriter and Actor

Bradford, United Kingdom

Member Since:
January 2017

Last online:
> 2 weeks ago

Invites sent:
10

About Conor

I am UK based and having been a professional actor for 10 years with credits in TV, theatre, radio and film, I launched a second career as a scriptwriter before establishing Arakan Creative in 2009, a theatre and film production company.

Having recently produced an award-winning debut feature film, 'Freesia', I now currently focused on developing a film division under Arakan with aims to raise finance to produce more independent feature films. Alongside this I am also available as a freelance director, scriptwriter, story/script consultant and school workshop facilitator.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6' 2"

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Mixed

Certifications

Videos

Credits

Coronation Street (2014)
Television (Drama and Romance) Actor The UK's longest-running TV soap, Coronation Street focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England.
Minus 1 (2009)
Film (Short, Drama and Thriller) Writer Victoria is a teenage girl who is innocence and purity incarnate...or so it seems. Forced into a life unbefit for a girl her age by her heroin-addicted mother, Victoria must battle both her mother's demons and her own under the sinister watchful eye of their dealer. Addiction, theft, and prostitution are all at play...But there are forces beyond anyone's control that watch over them all. Written by Zaid Adham

Awards

Winner of 'Best New Filmmaker', Canadian Diversity Film Festival
(2016)
Winner of 'Best First Time Filmmaker', Auckland International Film Festival
(2016)
Winner of Brit Writer's Awards 'Script & Screenplay' category
(2012)
UnLtd Social Futures Awards Winner
(2011)
Shortlisted for ATL's 'New Business of the Year' award
(2010)
Winner of COEMO'S 'Most Promising Newcomer Contribution to the Community' award
(2010)
Winner of Mosaic’s ‘Arts & Culture’ award
(2010)

Education

Bradford College
(1997-1999)