St. Louis, MO, USA
10 reviews$500 - $2500 / Day
Request a demo"I’m a filmmaker at heart and a camera nerd by nature, equally in love with the technical craft of capturing an image and the creative magic of telling a story. For me, filmmaking is the perfect balance of art and engineering—a craft that demands you never stop learning and rewards you with the chance to collaborate with fascinating, talented people. Whether I’m geeking out over lens choices or shaping a narrative that moves an audience, I’m driven by the same passion: bringing stories to life in ways that stick with you long after the project is finished."
November • 2015
Dylan is wonderful to work with, and is very communicative and organized! He got a real sense for the subject matter and was able to ask insightful questions of his own. He delivered great footage in a timely manner and was on-call for any questions we had. We look forward to working with him again.
August • 2016
Dylan had a really great journalistic sense of the story. It was easy to trust that he understood the story and could expand on the interview and questions. He was also super flexible when things kept switching up. Great shooter. Huge help.
Brace for Impact: The Crashlands Story focuses on the release of Butterscotch Shenanigans's Crashlands, and how it has been saving Sam Coster's life while he battles cancer.
Produced for DreamItReel
Produced for TakePart
Produced for Vertical Networks
The Coster brothers are some of the fastest game developers in St. Louis, but they've spent the last two years working on only one game. Dev Diary is actively covering the release of Butterscotch Shenanigans' Crashlands, and how it has been saving Sam Coster's life while he battles cancer.
Produced for TakePart
US forward Christen Press is living her dreams and inspiring a new generation of soccer players in the Women’s World Cup. But like many of the game’s greatest female players, she’s faced a circuitous road to success and a sustainable career in the sport she loves.
Ross Rebagliati was once embroiled in unchartered controversy at the 1998 Olympics in Nagano where he won gold and then tested positive for cannabis in the first-ever snowboarding giant slalom event. Fast-forward to today where cannabis culture and legislation has drastically changed; Ross is now the go-to guy for cannabis in athletics.
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