Dylan Baillie

In movies women’s bodies are often seen in small pieces. Close ups of full lips, sexy eyes, long legs, etc, are cut together to suggest a convincing whole. But what if we took the pieces apart and found they didn’t belong to the same person?

A woman has an anxiety attack in a club and is comforted by a man with a hot dog cart outside.

Strangers, friends, lovers, and coworkers pair up to fist fight on camera. Consensual violence is, bizarrely, quite intimate. There was only one hospital visit while making this film.

A film by Sara Bulloch

An introverted Filipinx (a non-binary Filipino) returns to their hometown on a work trip. Excited to reunite with their best friend, their journey redirects to sudden loss, grief, and inability to cope.

A woman develops a jean obsession after a traumatic event. Live action short film. Story by: Drue Langlois, Dylan Baillie, Sarah Barstead Cinematography: Dylan Baillie / @thenaughtyotsel Director: Drue Langlois Characters: Jackie: Sarah Barstead Candace: Dawn Dolloff Danielle: Samriy Yigzaw Billie: Angelica Brunger Gary: Brett Demaer Music by: Dernovan- "Negatives" (Driving song/Statue worship song) / dernovan French Class- "About Moon Landing" (2nd sewing sequence song) Bold Saber Editing by: Dylan Baillie, Drue Langlois Expanding on a character I introduced in a cartoon a while back: • Jean Store Jean Jackie (c) MMXXIV

A lonely woman who falls in love with the man of her dreams; Elvis Presley. Elvis appears to Edi on her living room television and whispers sweet nothings that only she can hear. He even dazzles her with a real cubic zirconia ring. But when he promises to come to visit Edi, she must wait to see if the man of her dreams will appear in reality.