Dylan Wylie
Dylan Wylie
@Dylan-WylieAward-Winning Filmmaker | Cinematographer, Director, Writer, Actor
I'm a Northern Irish filmmaker who debuted in 2022 with a role in the short film TORN, directed by Joe McStravick. In 2023, I wrote, directed, and filmed the award-winning short film He'll Have To Go. I have also directed various other projects, contributed to voice acting, and directed as well as composed music for The Killer Who Couldn't with the BFI Film Academy.
Taught by Northern Irish actor Ellen Mockford. Recieved a grade B
Received a Distinction
I took part in a camera operation/lighting for film & TV masterclass taught by Writer, Director and Filmmaker Michael Macbroom
Took part in a Sound Production for film & TV masterclass with Niall Totten.
I also worked with Niall Totten on creating an original soundtrack for my film, "The Killer Who Couldn't"
I travelled to Belfast to take place in a Screenwriting Masterclass taught by Film Director and Writer Dianne Jessie Miller.
I took part in a Directing for Camera masterclass taught by Actor and Director Jonathan Harden; And assisted by actress Claire Rafferty.
I went to a Cinematography Masterclass taught by Cinematographer George Barnes.
Received an NCFE Level 2 Award in Preparing to Work in the Film Industry.
Directed and composed a short film "The Killer who Couldn't" through this Academy.
Preformed in various theatres across Northern Ireland, and landed a role in the short film "TORN," through this class.
Received grade 7 with Merit.
Taught by Northern Irish actor Lily McClatchey. Received a grade B
Received all Distinction Stars.
Received a Distinction
The BA (Hons) in Screen Production is a highly practical, industry-facing, theory-informed degree, designed for those who want to work in the film, television or creative industries. I studied specialist skills modules in Cinematography, Editing, Screenwriting, Sound production, Fiction Film, Documentary, Live TV and Virtual Production.
I am taking both free and paid work
I am open to working on a wide range of projects, including short films, web series, animations, voice-over roles, and collaborative endeavours. I have a strong passion for storytelling and enjoy exploring various genres and mediums. As a versatile creative, I thrive on challenging myself and pushing the boundaries of my skills.
Ultimately, what I aim to achieve through my work is to inspire and engage audiences, to evoke emotions, and to create meaningful connections. I strive to collaborate with like-minded individuals who share a passion for storytelling and who are dedicated to creating high-quality content that resonates with viewers.
I joined Casting Call Club because it provides a platform for me to connect with other talented individuals, explore exciting projects, and expand my network within the creative community. It offers opportunities for me to showcase my abilities, collaborate with fellow creatives, and contribute to the realization of compelling stories.
I believe that through collaboration and shared creativity, we can bring unique visions to life and make a lasting impact in the world of entertainment. By participating in projects on Casting Call Club, I am actively pursuing my passion, honing my skills, and building a portfolio of diverse and impactful work.
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@carbinecraig
This man is great to work with. From my experience, he is very determined to get the job done and is helpful to others who may struggle while maintaining an approachable and friendly personality.
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@continuation-pictures-daniel
Dylan Wylie was amazing! I was searching for actor/director to help me out with my annual Halloween Twilight Zone film. I needed one more director for one of the segments and Dylan stepped up. He was even able to do it in time, which was crunch as he had less than a week to do it. The segment for the film was brilliant, funny, and clever. A Day In The Life Of Dracula served to be one of the highlights of the movie! May I recommend Dylan Wylie and Wylie Productions. They certainly are a step in the right direction for filmmaking!