The video features 18 different head dresses designed by the designer Piers Atkinson and the video is directed by Vittoria Colonna. The video for "Love is a Tricky Thing" received an IMTV nomination for Best Irish Female and it was also directed by Vittoria Colonna. Maria Mochnacz directed Feeney's music video for the song "Aching" which was the first track from Feeney's 13 songs album and Colonna directed a music video for the song "Fictitious Richard", also taken from the album 13 songs. Feeney's music videos are completely self-funded by Feeney's own record label mittens. Choral singer As a professional choral singer she has performed and recorded worldwide. She worked full-time with the National Chamber Choir of Ireland (specialising in contemporary and Early music), and she performed extensively with Anúna. She has also performed with the BBC singers, Riverdance, and Lord of the Dance (as lead soloist). Theatre As a theatre artist she has performed in her own one-woman shows with her own electronic scores; with Loose Canon Theatre Company as a movement actor, and with Featherhead Productions' "Slat" at Galway Arts Festival. She also performed in "Slat" as part of La Saison Culturelle Européenne in Paris in November 2008. In much of her theatre work she incorporates extended vocal technique. She works part-time as a model. In January 2011 she devised a duet with actor and director Mikel Murfi which was performed in University College Cork at the launch of its School of Music and Theatre, where she both acted and composed the musical score. Conductor She conducted the strings of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Hall where Feeney had orchestrated the scores. She conducted the Irish Chamber Orchestra on her own pages album recording where she had also composed and orchestrated the music. The orchestra for the two sessions was expanded to 25 players and included woodwind, brass, percussion and harp. Education Feeney has two master's degrees from Trinity College Dublin, one in Psychoanalysis from the Department of Mental and Moral Science and a Masters' in Music and Media Studies from the Department of Engineering. She studied Sonology at Royal Conservatory of The Hague at postgraduate level and briefly studied Musical composition with Louis Andriessen. She has undergraduate degrees in music, Music and Psychology and is a qualified Primary teaching teacher. Documentary She is the featured composer in the documentary Splanc! – Cosán