Soft Moss Dance Club featuring Hana and Chloe in Columbus, Ohio, 2021: Soundtrack: Delta 5's "you" Cinematography, Direction, and Editing: Dean Taylor Filmed using BlackMagic Pocket Cinema 4k

Documentation highlight of Requiem, a live performance by Malcolm Cochran, Columbus, OH, 2022. in partnership with Columbus Landmarks. - "Requiem merges the mundane and discarded—used refrigerators repurposed as coffin-like sculptures—with live and recorded performances of ancient, classical, and contemporary a cappella songs without words performed by eight female vocalists, joined by members of the former church choir. By conjuring images and emotions associated with genocides, Requiem’s "enigmatic objects and transcendent music have added resonance in the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter movement, the COVID-19 pandemic, and most recently the war in Ukraine." Cinematography and Editing by Dean Taylor

ABOUT THE FILM - Exploration illuminates A Tribe for Jazz's 2023 case study of a groundbreaking multidisciplinary initiative that seamlessly integrates mindfulness, Jazz music, and art elements to foster emotional exploration and enhance well-being in adults. Through captivating storytelling, the film captures the transformative journey of its participants as they traverse a landscape defined by empathy and vulnerability. Guided by the evocative power of improvisational Jazz music and artistic expression, the film showcases the profound impact of human connection, illuminating the newfound clarity and resilience that emerges from this immersive experience. https://www.atribeforjazz.org/

Documentary | Fashion designer Tony Wright gives us some insight to the beginning of his journey making clothes. 2015 Cinematography and Editing by Dean Taylor

2021, Video for Splendor Revival highlighting her signature scent collab with House of Foster, based in Columbus OH. Shot and edited by me, music by The caretaker. Please view at the highest quality.

Thesis film for Columbus College of Art and Design, May 2015 Cinematography: Dean Taylor StediCam Operator: Drew Theiss Editor: Dean Taylor Cast: Theresa Touma, Laura Thatcher, Ada Matusiewicz, Sarah Neuoff, Colette Mihocik, Kat Sauma This haunting film delves into the tapestry of dreams and memories, presenting an atmospheric short that captures emotional depth in ways mere dialogue cannot touch. This film also delves into the complex balancing act women often face, as they navigate the need to conceal their own pain and grief while still offering support to others. Read more about this film | FEATURED IN EUROPEAN MAGAZINE Cinewomen! http://issuu.com/cinewomen/docs/cin__women_v_cinema_art_mag/22

Conceptualization, Installation, Costumes | Jacklyn Brickman Art direction, Videography, Editing | Dean Taylor Special thanks to OSU Biological Sciences Greenhouse | David Snodgrass and Emily Yoders-Horn Tending Breadth is a collaborative film by Jacklyn Brickman and Dean Taylor. Our Western view of nature is not based on what nature really is, but what we have formed it into. Tending Breadth amplifies this synthetic quality through material, play and imagination. Inflatable, mylar spheres expand and contract their breadth in a movement of timed inflation, a mimesis of human breathing. Two suited figures move through the space tending. An experiment in the Biological Sciences Greenhouse at The Ohio State University, the breath and breadth of these walnuts and the duties performed by their attendees, entangle science fiction and motions of caring to question what cultivating a planet from a single black walnut might look like; a juncture in the progression of a young celestial body; a speculative future that ponders the evolution from plant to planet. FEATURED: Exhibitions 2020 - ImageOHIO 20, Shot Tower, Roy G Biv, Columbus OH 2020 - ARTexchange, Hokin Gallery, Chicago, IL 2019 - TechnoMEME 2, Fuse Factory, Columbus Cultural Arts Center, Columbus, OH Screenings 2020 - August microcinema, Rhizome DC, Washington, DC 2020 - Graduate Student Screenings Program, CAA Conference, Chicago, IL 2019 - Full Moon Gathering, Ikattha Collective, Mumbai, India Publications 2020 - Mapping Meaning Journal, Issue 4: Life After the Anthropocene, Print / Web, 07/2020

2019, Product Video for Australia based, Frank Body with Influencer Mik Zazon. She spoke about her experience using Frank Body products. Cinematography by Dean Taylor, Editing by the Frank Body team x frankbody.com https://www.frankbody.com/us/ https://www.instagram.com/mikzazon/?hl=en

Gina O for an exhibition at Silverlens Galleries located in the Philippines. https://www.silverlensgalleries.com/artists/gina-osterloh https://aperture.org/magazines/aperture-251/?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-aperturefnd&utm_content=later-35648877&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio Cinematography and Editing by Dean Taylor

In this documentary relating to a coat that was once my fathers and two individuals of similar age but living totally different lives. A feeling of nostalgia and intrique of that past, while witnessing the present.

2021 Video Demo Reel - Everything shown was shot and edited by me

Bob T Luck, a visual artist from Chicago, delves into his video collage creations showcased at the Beeler Gallery in November 2021.

Artist video interview with NYC based Lexie Smith and her work featured in NOVEMBER a show I curated at Beeler Gallery.

Artist interview feature for New Zealand based artist, and her work in NOVEMBER at Beeler Gallery, Columbus Ohio.

During a studio visit with the renowned Carmen Winant in Columbus, Ohio. This particular piece was intended for display at her exhibition in Germany. https://www.carmenwinant.com/ https://carmenwinant.com/

Product promo video for Marys bath bombs based in central ohio. Model: Alayna Small Videographer and editor: heather taylor

Calista Lyon discussing her piece in the show NOVEMBER at Beeler Gallery in Columbus Ohio. Shot and Edited by Dean Taylor

Performance piece by Dean Taylor

Shale Forming ~ Live event documentation OSU DANCE MFA students perform at Urban Arts Space. *Shale Forming Concept and Direction by Katherine G. Moore Choreography and Performance by Katherine G. Moore and Kathryn Logan Sound Design by Bita Bell Installation by Jacklyn Brickman Created from outdoor improvisational investigation along several of Columbus’s natural waterways, Shale Forming considers the layers of intermediary space between bodies and the natural world. Via a set design that is altered and transformed by the performers’ bodies, as well as captured sound that has been manipulated by sound designer Bita Bell, the work suggests movement through imaginary worlds that intersect with both urban and natural environments. The work includes an installation by artist Jacklyn Brickman on the ceiling of the gallery. Shot and edited by Heather Taylor / Studio Kin

Currently filming: A documentary delving into the complex perceptions surrounding alternative lifestyles. Witness the captivating narrative of a tight-knit group of artists in Columbus, Ohio, as they strive to carve out a space for their unconventional way of living.