Cinematography Demo Reel, featuring Documentary and Narrative work. Evening Film Production Blue—Hour Documentary series, Evening Film Soul~Mates, a BrightMoss production where I play the role of DOP Music by Stillness Solace FableForte - artlist.io Edited by me

We asked students who they would call on a bad day and why? Filmed at the Blackmore Library at Capital University and produced by the Integrated Marketing and Communications team and Interns.

Hosted at Huntington Recital Hall at Capital University for a special Bexley Public Library conversation with Pulitzer Prize–winning composer, performer, and installation artist Raven Chacon—interviewed by Christopher Purdy, early morning host of WOSU Classical 101, and host/producer of Front Row Center, Music in Mid-Ohio, Concerts at Ohio State, and the Columbus Symphony broadcast series. This conversation explores Chacon’s music, Pulitzer Prize, and creative life, followed by an audience Q&A. A Diné artist from Fort Defiance, Navajo Nation, Chacon earned degrees from University of New Mexico and California Institute of the Arts and was a member of Postcommodity (2009–2018), with work presented internationally and held in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, Smithsonian American Art Museum, National Museum of the American Indian, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. In 2022, he received the Pulitzer Prize in Music for Voiceless Mass; his opera Sweet Land, co-composed with Du Yun, was named 2021 Opera of the Year by the Music Critics Association of North America. You can learn more here: https://spiderwebsinthesky.com/ NOW Festival The annual NOW Festival at Capital University is one of the most comprehensive and diversified celebrations of contemporary art and its creators in the Midwest. Since its founding in 1987, the Festival has one simple yet extremely important mission: to expose the Central Ohio community to international, national, and regional living artists and their work, exposing, exploring, and discussing the role of music in contemporary society. The concert series is eclectic in nature, covering a diverse range of compositional and performance styles. https://www.capital.edu/student-life/arts-and-culture/annual-events/now-festival/ Filmed on Capital University Campus in Huntington Recital Hall

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

Capital University biology major Laney Paige Littlejohn ’26 shares her Summer Scholars research on the genetics of antibiotic resistance. Working alongside faculty mentor Dr. Annie Witzky, Laney investigated how E. coli resists treatment and uncovered new protein targets for study. Watch as she reflects on her lab work, the challenges of scientific discovery, and her passion for microbiology. Read more here— https://www.capital.edu/about/capital-stories/explore-the-genetics-of-antibiotic-resistance-with-laney-paige-littlejohn/ — Interviewed by Rebbeca Mohr | Communications Manager | Capital University Filmed and Edited by Dean Taylor | Multimedia Videographer | Capital University Music by Simon Aulman - music for talking over 01

We put the mic out and invited students, faculty, and staff to share what they are most excited about this fall. This is the first in our new series, CapFam on the Mic, happening throughout the semester. We hope to see you at the next one. Share your favorite fall traditions in the comments below! Music: ’Tis Autumn by The King Cole Trio ‧ 1949

Short highlight video for Malcolm Cochran and Columbus Landmarks. Short video Documentation highlight of Requiem by Malcolm Cochran, Columbus, OH, 2022. (Highlights/Video.1) - "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, Shot on Black Magic Pocket Cinema Cam 4k

Tips for organizing your kitchen, pantry, and laundry room. Food prep storage ideas and refrigerator inspiration. How to organize under the sink and toy storage. Home organization inspiration for spring cleaning. - A production by iDesigns' internal content creation team: Dean Taylor – DP, Director and Editor Bradley Hart – Executive Producer, Lighting Tech. Jocelyn O'Bryon – Set designer, Sound Jessy Leigh – Producer, PA Dominique Buchanan – PA, Marketing Direction Caroline Bentlage – PA, Marketing Direction Chrissy Hart – MUA Kara McKenna - Actress via Docherty Agency Written by Renata Marchione

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The Work an 11 hour video piece shown at Beeler Gallery in Columbus Ohio for NOVEMBER curated by Dean Taylor see more of Lexie https://allsemantics.com/ Photos provided by Lexie Smith Edited and shot by Dean Taylor

When Capital University student Isabelle Hanning ’26, history and literature major, began researching a story from the university’s past, she uncovered a powerful connection between two defining moments in history, WWII and the civil rights movement. Her Summer Scholars project, From Buchenwald to Montgomery: The Ripple Effects of Compassion in Social Justice Leadership at Capital University, traces how Capital professor Karl H. Hertz’s experiences liberating the Buchenwald concentration camp shaped his teaching and how one of his students, Robert Graetz, carried those lessons into the Montgomery bus boycott alongside Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. Read more: https://www.capital.edu/about/capital-stories/from-buchenwald-to-montgomery-hanning-explores-the-power-of-education-and-compassion/

The story of Capital Nursing is a story of people, those who lead, those who learn, and those who never stop caring. For 75 years, our students have found their purpose here. Supported by dedicated faculty and united by a shared commitment to care, they go on to serve with exceptional skill and compassion. From classrooms to clinicals to healthcare systems throughout the Columbus community and beyond, our alumni carry forward a legacy that changes lives. Together, we honor our past. We celebrate our present. And we look forward to a future filled with hope, one nurse, one patient, one moment at a time. — Heather Janiszewski Goodin, Dean and Professor,School of Nursing Hannah Hald, ABSN Student, CUSNA President Izzy Green, ABSN Student Jacob Thompson, ABSN student Doris S. Edwards, Ed.D., R.N. Dean Emerita, School of Nursing Beth Swartz, R.N., B.S.N, C-EFM, nurse coordinator,The Fetal Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 2008 Anna M. Connair, WHNP-BC, CNM, nurse midwife and women’s health nurse practitioner, The Fetal Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 2009 Cinematography and Editing : Dean Taylor, Multimedia Videographer at Capital University Interview Director: Rebbeca Mohr, Communications Manager at Capital University Commissioned Painting by Courtney Adkins ‘26 - Studio art + Emerging Media Music By Diamonds and Ice-Autumn Muted-Belonging Asaf Ayalon-Lullaby _ Filmed at Capital University. Special thanks to everyone involved! https://www.capital.edu/academics/nursing/ https://www.capital.edu/academics/services-and-programs/nursing-75th-anniversary/

Cinematography work from 2015-2024

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Filmed and edited by Dean Taylor Cameras used: Sony FX6, Canon C70, Black Magic Pocket 4K 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/

Thesis film for Columbus College of Art and Design, May 2015 Cinematography: Dean Taylor (HT) StediCam Operator: Drew Theiss Editor: Dean Taylor Cast: Theresa Touma, Laura Thatcher, Ada Matusiewicz, Sarah Neuoff, Colette Mihocik, Kat Sauma This 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 explores the emotions women experience, as they navigate the necessity of masking their true realities, concealing their pain and grief behind a facade. Read more about this film | FEATURED IN EUROPEAN MAGAZINE Cinewomen! http://issuu.com/cinewomen/docs/cin__women_v_cinema_art_mag/22

Video performance for my 1st solo Exhibition, MOTOR SKILLS October 8th - 29th 2016 at 934 Gallery in Columbus, Ohio. Silver Jacket | 2016 | Installation and performance material ​ Flex Duct is used for our human comfort with heating and cooling in houses and industrial businesses.  Breathing, claustrophobia, unusual behavior. I wanted to create hypnotizing, manipulative movements with the strong texture and pattern of flex duct. Giving the flex a voice, or another form of movement and purpose. Having the material on the floor rather, and other uncommon places. The performance expressing breathing, something controlling the mind, an almost sexual experience that shouldn't be watched, but its hard to look away.

The story of Capital Nursing is a story of people, those who lead, those who learn, and those who never stop caring. For 75 years, our students have found their purpose here. Supported by dedicated faculty and united by a shared commitment to care, they go on to serve with exceptional skill and compassion. From classrooms to clinicals to healthcare systems throughout the Columbus community and beyond, our alumni carry forward a legacy that changes lives. Together, we honor our past. We celebrate our present. And we look forward to a future filled with hope, one nurse, one patient, one moment at a time. — Heather Janiszewski Goodin, Dean and Professor,School of Nursing Hannah Hald, ABSN Student, CUSNA President Izzy Green, ABSN Student Jacob Thompson, ABSN student Doris S. Edwards, Ed.D., R.N. Dean Emerita, School of Nursing Beth Swartz, R.N., B.S.N, C-EFM, nurse coordinator,The Fetal Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 2008 Anna M. Connair, WHNP-BC, CNM, nurse midwife and women’s health nurse practitioner, The Fetal Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, 2009 Cinematography and Editing : Dean Taylor, Multimedia Videographer at Capital University Interview Director: Rebbeca Mohr, Communications Manager at Capital University Commissioned Painting by Courtney Adkins ‘26 - Studio art + Emerging Media Music By: Diamonds and Ice-Autumn Muted-Belonging Asaf Ayalon-Lullaby Yehezkel Raz - As Long as in the Heart Laurel Violet - There _ Filmed at Capital University. Special thanks to everyone involved! https://www.capital.edu/academics/nursing/ https://www.capital.edu/academics/services-and-programs/nursing-75th-anniversary/

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.

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

Get up close and personal with Clea and Joanna of The Home Edit in this exclusive Q&A session. In this candid interview, we dive into the lives and minds of the organization leaders, exploring their journey, inspirations, their favorite THE x IDesign products and more. https://www.containerstore.com/s?q=the+home+edit+x+idesign

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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.

Meet your new favorite freebie: Peel ‘n Place™ storage bin labels. This label is made to move with a proprietary adhesive backing that lets you remove, reposition, and reuse your labels when inspiration hits. Made to stick until you’re ready for a change, iDesign removable labels lift and peel smoothly without sticky remnants. It’s thoughtfully designed, hassle-free labeling that lets you focus on the fun part: getting organized. Customizing your shelves, pantry, toy storage, and more is effortless with Peel ‘n Place™ labels for storage bins. Save your one-time-use stickers and masking tape for another day. These erasable labels let you write a custom message, wipe it off with any alcohol-based cleaner, and use the label again for a sustainable way to live the tidy life. Change use-by dates on pantry bins, personalize lunches and snacks, or keep art supplies neatly sorted. The only limit is your imagination. Best of all, we’re rolling out these storage bin labels as a free addition to some of your favorite containers. Stuck on this idea already? Keep an eye out for Peel 'n Place™ Labels with select iDesign storage solutions in 2024. At iDesign, sustainability and innovation are in our DNA. We’re committed to helping simplify your life with quietly groundbreaking home organization and storage that’s good for the planet. From recycled plastic to reusable solutions like removable labels, we get excited about partnering with you to reduce, reuse, and re-envision homes with less waste. Created by iDesigns' in-house brand marketing and content creation team.

Flex duct light Installment from my Solo Exhibition, Motor Skills Oct 2016

Sustainable home organization inspiration for your home that can help to build a better future. Eco-friendly home organization products for your home.Tips for using sustainable organization products in your home. Home organization inspiration for spring cleaning. 〰 A production by iDesigns' internal content creation team. Dean Taylor – DP, Director and Editor Jocelyn O'Bryon – Set designer, Sound Jessy Leigh – Producer, PA Dominique Buchanan – PA, Marketing Direction Caroline Bentlage – PA, Marketing Direction Chrissy Hart – HMUA Erica and Journee Forman via Docherty Agency

Discover the newest way to keep food fresh! The iD Fresh Food Storage containers will revolutionize the way you store fruits and veggies. A production by iDesigns' internal content creation team. https://www.containerstore.com/s/featured/limited-time-spring-savings/storage/iDESIGN/idesign-round-produce-keeper-set-of-2/123od?productId=11017475

Ideas on how to organize your kitchen, fridge, pantry, bathroom, workout room, kids’ rooms and more. Get inspirational storage ideas for your new year’s resolutions. Kitchen organization inspiration. Tips on how to use organization containers and how to declutter and organize.

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

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

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.

This piece won a Viddy award in 2022