Dylan River is a filmmaker from Alice Springs, Australia, hailing from a creative family that is comprised of numerous filmmakers, which would later have a profound impact on his career.
Initially, Dylan grew up with a perception that filmmaking was dull and not suited for him, a notion that he would later come to realize was drastically incorrect.
In 2013, his debut documentary, "Buckskin", garnered significant attention and accolades, including the Foxtel Documentary Prize at the 60th annual Sydney Film Festival, followed by its television premiere on ABC.
Three years later, in 2015, Dylan's first short film, "Nulla Nulla", was selected for screening at the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival.
Currently, Dylan is actively involved in working on a variety of solo projects and television series, with his role as a cinematographer occupying the majority of his time.
Despite his busy schedule, Dylan remains driven to continue working behind the camera, drawn to telling stories that are deeply personal and meaningful to him, and blending his personal and professional life in a seamless manner.
