Dylan Drummond was born in 1969 and lives in the Bonnie City of Dundee, the sunniest city in Scotland. When he was in his early twenties he studied at East 15 Acting School in London but soon found he preferred to be behind a camera rather than on a stage. Dylan works freelance and is currently seeking representation in the UK and abroad.
As well as being a photographer, Dylan also makes films. Documentaries that he has either directed or co-directed have shown at film festivals around the world; including Edinburgh, London, Milan, Hungary, Toronto New York.
Won the Aprile Award at the Milan Film Festival 2006
Was offical selection for Hot Docs 2007
Was shortlisted for best new docuemtary at the Edinburgh Film Festival 2007
Dylan was also part of the film crew that worked on ‘Ma Bar’ which won a Scottish Bafta in 2008
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