Leonn Ward is an Irish director and photographer currently rostered at Spy Films (Canada/global), with earlier UK representation at Black Dog Films and production relationships with RSA Films and ProdCo. Confirmed director credits include Tourism Ireland’s “Home of Halloween” (2024, Publicis London), which Adweek reports she shot on 16mm to render mystical Irish landscapes and the Celtic origins of Samhain; Zara’s Everlast range for RSA Films; LEGO Botanicals’ “An Ode to Valentine’s”; and H&M Move. She also contributed segments to multi-director brand platforms, including Nike’s “Anthem” and Uber Eats’ fan-built Super Bowl commercial (AICP-linked listing). Parallel music-video and short-form work includes Olivia Rodrigo’s “Can't Catch Me Now,” Celeste’s “Stop This Flame,” Lankum’s “Ghost Town,” Michael Kiwanuka, the RSA short “Wooden Wheel” (described as a meditative and intimate portrait), and the 2024 film Woodlice. Trade and podcast framing places her in a fashion-lifestyle and human storytelling lane—beauty, apparel, cultural tourism—with craft signatures of 16mm capture and intimate, vibrant, emotionally honest images rather than gag-led comedy or VFX spectacle. No solo Cannes, Clio, D&AD, or British Arrows wins are clearly attributed in available sources.