About Precious Oil Productions

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Welcome to Precious Oil Productions

We are a Northern Ireland based media production company who have been involved in book & magazine publishing, photography, music and video production, since 1990.

Raymond McCullough
Director of Precious Oil Productions Ltd

The term ‘Precious Oil’ refers to the expensive, perfumed oil used for anointing by the Jewish priesthood - and still in use today.

In today's world where pornography, deceitful advertising and corruption are rife, the media are often accused of being a corrupting and debasing influence on society. Instead, like the anointing oil, our aim is to produce quality products which leave a fragrance with those they impact.

Over the past few years we have mainly been involved in satellite radio and podcast production. We produce the regular 30-min Celtic Roots Radio show, (which is normally downloaded from iTunes, although also webcast and on satellite radio), as well as programming the 24/7 Celtic Roots Radio Live365 web station.

In 2009 we produced a 20 episode, 30-min series of In tha Name a’ Gawd!, comprising music, news and faith-based interviews from around the world (broadcast on the UCR and Radio Eden satellite radio networks to around 175 countries).

Currently (2011/12) we are producing a new 26 episode, 30-min series of Fresh Bread: Your Kingdom Come (WHM), based on our publication, The Whore and her Mother: 9/11, Babylon and the Return of the King, by Raymond McCullough (again broadcasting on the UCR and Radio Eden satellite radio networks to around 175 countries).

We are currently building up a database of quality stock photographs, which are available to purchase from this site. Subjects at present are: Classic Boats; China – Beijing Province; Israel; Scotland & Ireland.

Also, at present we are in production of a one-hour TV documentary and a couple of radio projects.

We finished the production of a Celtic/Hebrew worship album in 2005 and produced another Celtic pop/folk album in 2008.

Stay tuned for further announcements! We aim to be just a little bit ‘different!’

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Previous ventures

2011: Edited and published (in paperback and Kindle, etc., editions):

The Whore and her Mother: 9/11, Babylon and the Return of the King, by Raymond McCullough.
A Wee Taste a’ Craic, by Raymond McCullough.
Danger Danger, by Gerry McCullough.
Began production of 26 episode, Fresh Bread: Your Kingdom Come (WHM) satellite radio show, based on our publication, The Whore and her Mother: 9/11, Babylon and the Return of the King, by Raymond McCullough.

2010: Completed production of 20 episodes of the In tha Name a’ Gawd! satellite radio show.

2009: Began programming the 24/7 Celtic Roots Radio Live365 web station. Also, began production (December) of the 20 episode, 30-min series, In tha Name a’ Gawd!, broadcast on the UCR and Radio Eden satellite radio networks to around 175 countries.

2008: Produced the Celtic pop/folk CD, Different, by Raymond McCullough. Began (September) production of the regular 30-min Celtic Roots Radio show, (normally downloaded from iTunes).

2007: In Israel and PA to film/record interviews for new international radio show.

2006: In Israel with Hidden North Productions, (Jan./Feb.), to film visit by Inuit and First Nations of Manitoba. Also recording audio interviews for new international radio show.

2006: January - Incorporatinfg Precious Oil Productions as a UK Limited Company, prior to receiving funding for production of one-hour documentary below.

2005: Sept./Oct. In co-operation with Hidden North Productions, began production and filming of a one-hour documentary, linking Ireland, Scotland, Native Americans in Manitoba and Israel.

2005: Recorded and mixed ‘Into Jerusalem’ - a Celtic and Hebrew worship album of 12 songs by Raymond McCullough.

2003/2004: Added an extra track and commercially launched ‘The great China Bike Ride’ - a mini-album (on CD) of 6 songs by Raymond McCullough.

2000: Filmed and produced ‘Regenerating the east’ - a corporate video about the work of Landmark East, a ‘not-for-profit’ company involved in regenerating east Belfast.

1999: Recorded and produced ‘The great China Bike Ride’ - a mini-album (on CD) of songs by Raymond McCullough, originally sold to raise funds for the charity, MenCap.

1997: Involved with Highway Productions, Netherlands, in producing a program for Dutch TV series, ‘Frontline’, which featured a former IRA and a former UVF gunman, who have both renounced violence and now spend a lot of their time visiting local schools together. (we are negotiating to release a video/DVD soon)

1995: Published the book, 'Ireland - now the good news!'

1993: Hosted and produced a local (Belfast) radio program, ‘In tha name a' Gawd!’ on 96.7 BCR.

1990-96: Published the Irish Christian magazine, ‘Bread’.