About
Dylan James Amick is a writer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles.
Originally from Roanoke, Va, Dylan trained as a lighting designer at Virginia Tech, but his passion to create new work pushed him to tell stories as a writer and director as well. After school, he moved to New York and worked as a lighting and video technician for Off-Broadway theaters and festivals.
His work with Critical Point Theatre’s audio drama anthology The Grayscale Podcast as showrunner, won multiple awards including recognition from the Rod Serling Memorial Society. His writings have been presented at FoolsFury, Dixon Place, and numerous film festivals.
Most recently, Dylan’s short film Watch was selected for the Inwood Arts Quarantine film festival. Dylan is in post production on his next short Clean Cut, a horror story about made-man monsters, that should be available in 2021.
As a victim of capitalism, Dylan measures his happiness by productivity, so he does little outside of work besides think and stress about work. He would bring that same level of commitment and neurosis to your project.
Dylan James Amick is a writer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles.
Originally from Roanoke, Va, Dylan trained as a lighting designer at Virginia Tech, but his passion to create new work pushed him to tell stories as a writer and director as well. After school, he moved to New York and worked as a lighting and video technician for Off-Broadway theaters and festivals.
His work with Critical Point Theatre’s audio drama anthology The Grayscale Podcast as showrunner, won multiple awards including recognition from the Rod Serling Memorial Society. His writings have been presented at FoolsFury, Dixon Place, and numerous film festivals.
Most recently, Dylan’s short film Watch was selected for the Inwood Arts Quarantine film festival. Dylan is in post production on his next short Clean Cut, a horror story about made-man monsters, that should be available in 2021.
As a victim of capitalism, Dylan measures his happiness by productivity, so he does little outside of work besides think and stress about work. He would bring that same level of commitment and neurosis to your project.