Original Works

Tyler J. French is responsible for internationally awarded narrative films, in addition to music videos from a variety of genres. As a director, he strives to give each project a distinct texture and voice. 
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Behind the scenes footage of "Phase"
From the Audience:
(Dance Until She Died) definitely captured the zeitgeist...and I love the vulnerability and honesty of it. It’s refreshingly existential and equally hopeful. It’s beautifully shot and even though it borders experimental, it still has a very clear structure. "   - Erica C.
Amazing! Subtle, abstract, honest, real, scary, beautiful... This film is truly a piece of Art!"   - Lizet B.

Dance Until She Died (2020)

An apprehensive painter confronts the added stress of living in isolation, and losing her trusted scapegoat- a lack of time.

Phase (2019)

A young woman, Jessica, navigates her issues with love and self worth in the remnants of an unhealthy relationship, looking for the solution to her problems in a tantra retreat. 

Curated Quarters of She (2019)

"It is not to say she thinks the outside world to be dull or nefarious- Just a bit overstimulating, and not carefully enough curated."

Mindframe  SE - E1 (2020)

This episodic series follows a haunted detective down a surreal and terrifying path to discover his place within the realities of brutal crimes. (currently in production)

Fix (2018)

A paranoid man seeks to repair his marriage by looking for help in an unconventional place. Fix was the international Audience Choice Winner for the Four Points Film Project.

Bartender at Large (2016)

Bartender and Filmmaker, Erick Castro, travels the US to provide a glimpse into the work & personal lives of bar employees.

Voidgazer (2021)

In the year 2246 AD, a lone tugboat pilot is sent to an abandoned cargo ship called "The Vercingetorix". He finds something horrifying inside.

Animal Sounds (2015)

A Jaegermeister sponsored live music series hosted by Joshua Becker and filmed at the beloved The Lion's Share in San Diego, California. 

Pull Yo Hair (2019)

Parisian tea rooms and London gardens set the stage for MC Great Daeg and Q Hype go down a surreal path of bondage and beauty.