Vincent Farrell is the founder of Iron Films, a New York based Production Company and Iron Post, a New York based Post Production Company. Since its inception in September 2000, some of Iron Films’ credits include UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS (Eve Ensler from THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES), FUR (starring Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey Jr- Directed by Steve Shainberg) and MOVING MIDWAY (directed by Godfrey Cheshire).

Farrell also works as an Agency Producer for Digitas, a marketing/advertising agency. At Digitas he has produced campaigns for Onstar, American Express, The New York Times, Eli Lilly and Pfizer.

Previous to Iron Films and Digitas, Farrell worked as a financial analyst for Brae Capital, a New York based venture capital firm, which invests and holds positions in a vast array of industries. Before Brae, Farrell spent three years at October and its successor, USA Films, where he participated in all aspects of the film production and distribution business. Farrell ascended rapidly through the ranks at October/USA Films from his original position within the office of chairman, where he served as liaison between the functional departments of USA Films, to his most recent role as Director of Production. Prior to that, Farrell was employed at Smith Barney (1996-1997) and at Allen & Company Inc. (1992-1996) where he coordinated corporate and institutional presentations at the annual Sun Valley Media and Entertainment Conference.

Farrell graduated from Connecticut College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religious Studies.