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Kyle Cassie brings stories to life in unique ways. His visionary direction is exemplified through projects like "ANTi-SOCiAL”, “17” and soon to be released “BMX” which masterfully blend magical realism with social commentary. "ANTi-SOCiAL” having earned multiple festival accolades in its early festival run. His versatile storytelling abilities span across genres, from psychological thrillers to music videos and beauty commercials, demonstrating remarkable adaptability in narrative forms. This is complemented by his comprehensive technical mastery of the entire production pipeline, from story development to direction through post-production.

Kyle Cassie is an award-winning director, writer, and producer based in Los Angeles who brings a distinctive vision to evocative, visually innovative storytelling. With over two decades of industry experience that began in acting and evolved through film editing, colorist work then further into writing and Directing, Kyle has developed a masterful understanding of cinematic storytelling that earned him early recognition and awards.

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His creative focus gravitates toward compelling human narratives, particularly those featuring underdogs and anti-heroes, set against impossible situations and darker fairy tale elements. As former managing producer for a global beauty brand, he demonstrated his versatility by directing and producing over 50 productions across major international cities in the US and Europe.

Recent achievements include his narrative short debut "ANTi-SOCiAL," which has garnered multiple accolades including award nominations for Best Director, Best Genre Short, Best Cinematography and Best Actors at prestigious festivals. The screenplay reached notable recognition, placing among the top 8 short dramatic scripts worldwide at Slamdance.

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Currently, Kyle is expanding his creative portfolio with ambitious projects including two feature-length psychological thrillers and a TV mini-series. He’s also in post production for his upcoming short quirky romcom, "BMX," a darkly comedic love story set in Copenhagen, demonstrating his continued evolution as a multifaceted filmmaker who prioritizes uniquely emotional storytelling above all else.