Dylan Simmons

Producer, Director and Screenwriter

Toronto, Canada

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About Dylan

Award winning producer and director, Dylan Simmons is an emerging filmmaker based in Toronto. Love telling unique and untold stories through motion picture. His debut work as a director includes Blakelock (2014), a comedy/drama short film following by his personal short documentary Vitiligo: An Indelible Spot (2015) that he directed and wrote. His latest project Mimicry (2017) has been screening in many festivals across North American and Europe as well as winning multiple awards. Dylan graduated from Ryerson University's School of Image Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film.

Gender:
Male

Height:
6' 2"

Weight:
189

Body type:
Slim

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Mixed

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Mimicry (2016 - 2017)
Film by Aliks Chen and Dylan Simmons (Drama, Sci-Fi and Short) Director In the near future, where a new generation of genetically modified IVF embryos allows parents to "customize" their children with designated gender, appearances, and cognitive abilities, a young mother faces an ethical dilemma: choosing whether to customize her baby in vitro, or have a child naturally.
Wavelengths (2013)
Film (Drama, Fantasy, Romance and Short) Miscellaneous Crew A story of a man disillusioned with the fantasy of a woman. As he traces her steps through the cityscape he learns that sometimes the truth is not as beautiful as the illusion.

Awards

MIMICRY • Best Picture • Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival
(2018)
MIMICRY • Best Short Film • LA Shorts Awards
(2017)
MIMICRY • Best International Short Film • Moving Pictures Festival
(2017)
MIMICRY • Best Production • Paris Art and Movie Awards
(2017)
MIMICRY • Best Narrative Short Film • Regina International Film Festival & Awards
(2017)
MIMICRY • Best Cinematography • Ouchy Film Awards
(2017)
MIMICRY • Festival de Cannes - Short Film Corner
(2017)
MIMICRY • Best Story and Screenplay • Open World Toronto Film Festival
(2017)