Hi, I’m Dylan

I'm a videographer from Northern Ireland, currently studying BA (Hons) Screen Production at Ulster University.

I've been involved in theatre since 2015, starting out on stage before eventually finding my way behind the camera. These days, I work across videography, editing, and camera operation.

From theatre and weddings to short films, events, promotional work and sport, I enjoy working on all sorts of projects and meeting the people behind them.

Basically, I like making things, and I happen to own a camera.

A BIT ABOUT MY WORK

I'm interested in the whole filmmaking process, from planning and shooting to editing the final piece. Whether it's a multi-camera theatre production, a wedding film or a small independent project, I want the finished work to feel considered and true to what it was made to capture.

A FEW OF MY FAVOURITE FILMS

Poster for the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" showing a man with arms outstretched in the rain, backlit to create a dramatic silhouette.

Probably my favourite film ever made. Great story, incredible performances, Roger Deakins behind the camera, and a message about hope that never gets old.

Promotional poster for 'The Big Lebowski' featuring two characters in a stylized scene, with one holding a bowling ball. It has a warm, smoky background with text at the bottom.

I love this film! The dialogue, the characters, the soundtrack, the cinematography, it's basically perfect. The Dude abides.

A man wearing a green suit, black hat, and sunglasses holding a newspaper with the headline 'TRUE STORIES', with a red guitar standing next to him.

One of the strangest and most comforting films I've ever seen. Surreal American suburbia, brilliant music and John Goodman being John Goodman. What's not to love?

Poster for 'Fireman Sam: The Great Fire of Pontypandy' movie featuring animated firemen in uniforms, a red fire truck, a fire helicopter, and a burning building in the background.

Yes, seriously. A ridiculously well-structured kids' film with proper stakes, great pacing and surprisingly effective emotional moments.

LET'S MAKE SOMETHING.

Got a project in mind? I'd love to hear about it.