Cameron Beyl

THE DIRECTORS SERIES is an ongoing film journal by filmmaker Cameron Beyl.

Six young people head up to a cabin in the woods of Northern California for a rustic Independence Day retreat, only to find themselves going through their own personal crucibles at the threshold of adulthood.

Redemption gives way to a reckoning when a reclusive retired priest shelters a young Amish runaway in crisis, only to reveal a mystery that ties her to a terrifying encounter from his youth— and the aurora-inducing solar storm that rages overhead.

Craig Belmont is a rising young architect at an up-and-coming architecture firm in Boston. For days, he has been having visions of his head of a building- a building he strongly feels he was born to design. When his firm catches wind of a design competition for a landmark mixed-use residential and office tower, he is commissioned to head the development team. Craig sees his chance to make his vision a reality. An obsessive worker, he throws himself headfirst into his work in an effort to design his masterpiece, with disastrous consequences

An experimental odyssey into the depths of a young man’s grief over his lost love, “So Long, Lonesome” captures the turbulent romance of Ryan and Angie — a pair of twentysomething Angelenos destined for self-destruction — as a hallucinatory kaleidoscope of passion, delusion & memory.

The lives of three young people -- a reluctant drug dealer, a burnt-out office drone and an aspiring rapper -- converge and collide in a gritty drama set against Portland's iconic Burnside Avenue.

When a spunky college student drives down to LA to visit her sister and her live-in boyfriend, she inadvertently causes domestic turmoil by bringing up the elephant in the room: if they've been together for so long, why haven't they gotten engaged yet?

Two estranged brothers embark on a weekend camping trip in an attempt to re-connect.

When a disastrously mismatched pair finds themselves in a blind date masquerading as a dinner party, they decide to get revenge on their hosts — “the perfect couple” — by hatching a nefarious plan to break them up.