In 2009 Sean completed his first film roles most notably as a sociopathic Irish mercenary in ‘The Exile of Francis Kinnear. The key support role of the jaded sniper allowed him to work with weapons specialist John Fox, a fully licensed film armourer who has worked on MacBeth, Ned Kelly and Sniper 3.
He will also be seen as 'Gareth' in Obstruction, the surburban comedy where desperate times call for desperate measures. He has also appeared on Channel 10's Australian police drama series Rush 2 (Producer - John Edwards, Southern Star Productions).
In 2005 he was a finalist in for the Short and Sweet International Play Festival at the prestigious Melbourne Arts Centre.
His plays have been produced worldwide including Melbourne, Sydney, Dublin and Georgia (USA). He has performed on stage as an actor and with bands including an acoustic trio which showcased his own original songs.
Currently developing two scripts, Sean has also worked with Sharni Page (Big Reef, Cultural Time Bomb), Angus Grant (M.D.A.) and The Actors Cafe.
Sean has been featured in profile articles and interviewed by the Herald-Sun and The Irish Echo:
Herald-Sun Theatre correspondent Shaunagh O'Connor interviewed Melbourne playwright Sean McIntyre to pickup the inside story on how he turned a real life adventure to his theatrical debut as a playwright at the prestigious Melbourne Arts Centre.
OZ BACKPACKER PLAY HITCHES LIFT TO DUBLIN (May, 2007 Melbourne, Australia)
Melbourne playwright Sean McIntyre speaks about the selection of his play 'The Pickup' for the International Dublin Theatre Festival, 2007.
