Dom has been a member of the art department of comedic drama series Moonshine for its first 3 seasons. Graphic prop building, set pieces and playback cover the majority of the workload. From the mind of show-runner Sheri Elwood, the show is set in his home province of Nova Scotia and features a cast of renowned Canadian talent. It centers around the antics of a dysfunctional family, the Finley-Cullens, trying to keep their shit together long enough to keep their beloved beach-side campground afloat. The nature of the show perennially offers Dom opportunities to express his creativity while contributing to the world building of this comedic series.

A Halifax accountant with a penchant for precision immerses himself in the ancient art of sacred geometry. With a sweet sense of humour, Bert shares how his meticulous drawings helped him to heal.

Dom directed and produced this short documentary, commissioned by CBC Arts and hosted on CBC Gem, their Online Streaming Platform. Bert was Dom’s accountant and they struck up a friendship while doing Dom’s taxes on a yearly basis. Bert shared his artwork with Dom, leading to this exploration of art, mental health and the fascinating mind of Bert Hache.

Baduk is a beautiful short film about learning to cherish and appreciate the moments you have with family while they’re still around. Told through the eyes of a daughter, who learned to play the South Korean strategy game Baduk from her mother, she endeavours to have the memory live on in her own child’s mind by passing the joy of playing the game on to her. Dom had the privilege of production designing this film for his friend Induk Lee. It has been received very well, winning the Best Short Film at the 2022 Screen Nova Scotia Awards, and featured on CBC’s Short Film Face-Off

To a collector of things, the story behind an object is often more interesting than the object itself. This short documentary, directed by Dominic Fegan, explores a story linking two apparently disparate objects found in an old barn in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. 

The film premiered at FIN: Atlantic International Film Festival in September 2017 in the REEL East Coast Shorts Gala Presentation.

It has since screened in Vancouver at Cinema Spectacular, Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival in Halifax and will have its broadcast premiere on CBC on Sept 30, 2018

Desperate to land a role, an aspiring actor takes extreme measures, risking a close relationship and inciting dramatic repercussions.

THUG is a realist fiction film developed by Daniel Boos in collaboration with Simon Mutuyimana, Emmanuel John, and Joshua Schlaganweit. The film portrays the cast's real life struggle to participate in the film industry stereotypes that affect their experience off screen.

AWARDS:
Best Atlantic Short, Atlantic International Film Festival
Outstanding Performance by an Actor, Atlantic International Film Festival

Best Short Film - Nova Scotia Screen Awards

Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Male Role for Simon Mutuyimana, and Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Male Role for Emmanuel John

FILM FESTIVALS:
Festival du Nouveau Cinema, Vancouver International Film Festival, Atlantic International Film Festival, Kaunas International Film Festival

Starring: Simon Mutuyimana, Emmanuel John, Joshua Schlaganweit
Directed by: Daniel Boos
Screenplay: Daniel Boos
Co-writers: Simon Mutuyimana, Emmanuel John, Joshua Schlaganweit
Produced by: Daniel Boos, Simon Mutuyimana, Emmanuel John, Joshua Schlaganweit
Edited by: Daniel Boos
Co-producers: Jeff Parker, Dominic Fegan
Production Design: Dominic Fegan
Oneiric Films & Make Your Day Productions

Dom was the prop master and set dec swing on this series; a small part of the Trailer Park Boys’ storied galaxy of content. This time, the boys are in jail and will do anything they can do smuggle booze and dope in, rather than try to break out. Made specifically for their streaming platform, Swearnet, it features some hilarious antics and cameos, offering Dom opportunities to contribute to the graphics and props.

Stuck in a rut? dead-end job? Just waiting to punch the clock?

This music video, made with serial collaborator Devarrow let us have fun at a ValuVillage Thrift Store after hours with some great friends. Running up and down the aisles, we took the title of the song literally - exploring the idea of clothing being an outward expression of your personality. Whether you’re comfortable sharing that with the rest of the world depends on the situation, but it’s fun to try things on for size every once in a while.

PAPER THIN was made thanks to the support of the Atlantic Filmmaker's Cooperative, which provides the opportunity for emerging filmmakers to create their first short through a program called FILM 5.

Since it’s premiere at the Atlantic Film Festival, PAPER THIN has played at festivals across North America, picking up award nominations along the way.

ROLES

Jeff Parker - Director and Writer

Dom Fegan - Producer and Writer

Kevin Fraser - DOP

In the spring of 2019, Dom and Graham of Devarrow set out to make three music video concepts come to life in a short window of time. Graham was off to go tree planting for the summer but had just signed a record deal with Paperbag Records so needed some content to go along with the release of the album. These two were edited by Brendon Wilson of Beechwood Productions and Keith Mitchell was the DOP. It was a guerilla-style effort shot over the course of a few days in Springtime Halifax, Nova Scotia. Crashed Cars has been nominated for an East Coast Music Award’s Fan’s Choice Video of the Yer.

ROLES:
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER: Dom Fegan
ARTIST: Devarrow

DOP: Keith Mitchell

EDIT/COLOUR: Brendon Wilson, Beechwood Productions

A melancholy and nostalgic video for a slow song, ponderous song.

Footage shot of the infamous and soon to be extinct Cogswell Interchange in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Tupperware Remix Party is the dream band to do a music video for.  We found a retro basement in Halifax and filled it with everything we thought an 80s rocker would like. Mayhem ensued. 

ROLES :

Dom Fegan - First AD and Art Department

Mat Barkley - DOP

Nathan Boone - Director

John Hatcher - Producer

Dom was the Art Director for this trilogy of music videos for artist Maggie Andrew. Directed by Andy Hines and shot by Kevin Fraser over the course of a single weekend in Nova Scotia.