Dylan Verrechia is an award-winning Auteur-Director, Producer, and Cinematographer with ankylosing spondylitis from Saint Barthélemy, Antilles. He is the recipient of 65 wins including Grand Jury Prize for Best Feature at Slamdance, Special Mention for Best Mexican Feature at Morelia Film Festival, and Best Narrative Feature at Chicago LGBTQ+ for “Tijuana Makes Me Happy”, “Tierra madre”, and “La Pura Vida”. He helmed “Kids of the Majestic” (Best Feature Children’s Advocacy at Artivist), “Kumeyaay Land” (Best Documentary at Monza Film Fest), and “The Laughter of God” (Best Director at IFCT). Executive Producer of Troopers Films (Audience Award for Best Documentary at Brooklyn Film Festival for “Arakimentari” by Travis Klose), of Palenque Filmaciones (Grand Jury Prize for Best Dramatic at Sundance for “Padre nuestro” by Chris Zalla), and of 25th Frame (Best Documentary at Milan Film Festival for “Picture Me” by Sara Ziff).

Verrechia Films LLC has offices both in Brooklyn, and in Baja California. Collaborated in the making of films such as “In the Summers” by Alessandra Lacorazza (Grand Jury Prize for Best Dramatic at Sundance), “Maya and Her Lover” by Nicole Sylvester (Best Feature nominee at the American Black Film Festival), “Sega” by Idil Ibrahim with Alassane Sy (Canal +), “Rosewood Hotels” (The Weinstein Company), “A Seed of Maize” by Topaz Adizes (KickStart), “BlackCard” by Pete Chatmon with Simone Missick & Hisham Tawfiq (HBO), “The Alley Cat” by Marie Ullrich (Best Feature at Chicago Film Festival), “Before Dawn” by Yunsun Chae (Playboy), “The Warrior and the Savior” by Sal Sorrentino (Best Cinematography at St Tropez Festival), “American Florence” by Alessio Giorgetti (Excellence in Filmmaking at the Honolulu Film Festival), “2B” by Rich Kroehling with James Remar & Kevin Corrigan, “Storytelling” by Todd Solondz with Selma Blair, Paul Giamatti & John Goodman (Un Certain Regard nominee at Cannes), and “Payaso Hijueputa” by Andrés Baiz.

Verrechia Films participated on the documentaries “Lift” by David Petersen (Best Documentary Film nominee at Tribeca Festival), “499” by Rodrigo Reyes (Best Cinematography at Camerimage), “The Great Hack” by Karim Amer & Jeham Noujaim (Netflix), “The Edge of Democracy” by Petra Costa (Netflix), The Rolling Stones’ “Exhibitionism” (Universal), Jay-Z’s “Fresh Empire” (FDA), Questlove’s “Food Salons”, “Strictly Ballet” by David Petersen (Teen Vogue), “My Theresa TV” with Diane Kruger & Quentin Tarantino, “XOXO SS15” with Chrissy Teigen, “Vietnam War’s Secret Negotiations” by David Roussel (ARTE), “The Price We Pay” by Harold Crooks (CBC), “Mansome the Series” by Morgan Spurlock, “The Human Scale” by Andreas Dalsgaard (Best Documentary at Zurich Film Festival), “Anthrax War” by Bob Coen (ARTE), “Stickball Stories” by Sonia Gonzalez (PBS), “Making of Bamboozled” by Spike Lee & Sam Pollard, “Maestres do mamulengo” by Livy Rabacov, “Victoria’s Secret at the Tunnel” by Nick Jarecki, and “Homeless in Paris” by Dave Hallworth (Greenpeace).

We filmed music videos with artists Wu-Tang (“People Say”), Sananda Maitreya (“I Wanna Breathe”), Kanye West (“Wolves” with Kim Kardashian), Rihana & Paul McCartney (“FourFiveSeconds”), Flume & Chet Faker (“Drop The Game”), Plies (“Fucking or What”), Rae Sremmurd (“Up Like Trump”), Tim Bendzko (“Programmiert”), Arty, Beck, Olu Bliss, Bronzon, The Calling, Nick Cannon, Darnaa, Deuce Eclipse, Dirty South, D Original, Gareth Emery, FKA Twigs, Cindy Lauper, Lucky Logan, Teo Macero, Paco Mendoza, Migos, Naughty By Nature, NoJazz, Nortec Collective, Nova Heart, Plies, P Rell, Adriana Primavera, Redman, RZA, Sia, DJ South, Tetonica Castro, Thieves Like Us, Treach, DJ Vadim, Von Haze, and Yonas. Conducted interviews with Akebono, Ken Alibek, Mark Anthony, Araki, Dr. Wouter Basson, Simone Biles, Björk, Matt Bloom, Michael Bloomberg, Giselle Bündchen, Ramsey Clark, Hillary Clinton, Elvira, Donny Epstein, Edward Jay Epstein, Michael J. Fox, Futura, Aaron Goodstone, Jon Gruden, Ioan Gruffudd, Tiger Hattori, Henry Kissinger, Oscar De La Hoya, Mick Jagger, Lloyd Kaufman, Don King, Takeshi Beat Kitano, Lenny Kravitz, Jaron Lanier, Moby, Eric Olson, Yoko Ono, Abbé Pierre, Keith Richards, LennyS, José Saramago, Susan Sarandon, Britney Spears, Matt Stone, Dita Von Teese, Gordon Thomas, Erin Wasson, Charlie Watts, and Wim Wenders.

Verrechia Films shot branded content and commercials for American Express, American Idol, BMW, Corona, Doritos, Hollywood Chewing Gum: My Big Twist, The Huffington Post, Hugo Boss, Krispy Kreme, Lacoste, Mercedes, The Met, The Muppet Show, Only Hearts, L’Oréal, Parkchoonmoo, Philips, The Points Guy, Porsche, Reebok, Roche, Rolex, Samsung, Shiseido, Simbi, Snapple, Swarovski, Tide, and Volkswagen. Clients include Allure, AOL, ARTE, Atlantic, Bloomberg, BMG, CBGB, Condé Nast, Def Jam, Fred & Farid, Funny or Die, Fusion, Globo, Gobee, Good Machine, Goethe Institute, GQ, Havas, HGTV, Interscope, JWT, Killer Films, MGM, MTV, NCredible, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, New Line Cinema, Nylon Magazine, PBS, Picture Farm, Radical Media, RedFitz, Roc Nation, Root Capture, The Skin Deep, Slip-N-Slide, Sony Music, Spenglish, Time Warner, Troma Entertainment, VH1, Vogue, Warner Bros, Warrior Poets, Webster Hall, Yahoo, Youku, and ZDF.

Dylan Verrechia graduated after the French national service in Cinema from Paris Nanterre University, La Cinémathèque Française under the guidance of Jean Rouch, and performing at Théâtre des Amandiers. He started working as a sound engineer before graduating with Honors in Film & TV from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts. He assisted fashion photographers while working as a camera assistant on union films. He speaks English, French, and Spanish. His work is defined by his strong empathy for his characters, and by his commitment to people’s singular perspectives.