Cameron Beyl (b. 1985)

Birthplace:
Portland, Oregon

Born:
December 28, 1985

Cameron Beyl is an award-winning director & writer of independent features, shorts, and documentaries. His work has been featured in numerous film festivals, museums and online media outlets like Sight & Sound, Vice Creators Project, Indiewire and Slate. His narrative works have claimed top festival honors, lauded for their striking visuals and resonant storytelling. His ongoing video essay project, THE DIRECTOR SERIES, has also established him as a prominent voice within online cinema scholarship circles. In 2019, he founded FilmFrontier, a production & distribution company that aims to become a platform for likeminded artists with bold visions.

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Director:
2007  The Architect
2009  So Long, Lonesome
2012  Here Build Your Homes
2023  The Veil

Editor:
2007  The Architect
2009  So Long, Lonesome
2012  Here Build Your Homes
2023  The Veil

Producer:
2007  The Architect
2009  So Long, Lonesome
2012  Here Build Your Homes
2023  The Veil

Visual Effects:
2007  The Architect
2009  So Long, Lonesome
2012  Here Build Your Homes
2023  The Veil

Writer:
2007  The Architect
2009  So Long, Lonesome
2012  Here Build Your Homes
2023  The Veil

Creator:
2016  The Directors Series

Director:
2016  The Directors Series

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