Style Dayne
- Actor
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Producer
After graduation from the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts Style Dayne started working on television series CW's Supernatural, CTV/ABC's Motive, among others and feature films such as Words and Pictures alongside Golden Globe winner Clive Owen and Academy Award Winner Juliette Binoche and Marvel's smash hit Deadpool working next to Ryan Reynolds. Most recently Style will be seen on ABC's A Million Little Things in the fall of 2019.
In 2012 Style launched his own Production Company Bar S Productions, with his inaugural stage production of Dog Sees God, written by Hollywood screenwriter Bert V. Royal. From that moment Bar S Productions has collaborated with multiple other independent theatre productions in Vancouver, Saskatchewan and Los Angeles including: Bachelorette, by Leslye Headland, Seminar, by Theresa Rebeck, Orphans, by Lyle Kessler, Fur is Back, by Eve Ensler and Snow Angel, by David Lindsay-Abaire.
On screen Style has utilized his skills and talents in Film & TV Production: Producing, Assistant Director, Media Production, Publicity, Casting and Production Management to Feature films, Network Television Series, and a multitude of short films and pilot presentations.
From 2015-2017 Style produced a monthly fundraiser and talk back series, Tuesday Night Live for Project Limelight, a performing arts program for kids and teens in the DTES and Strathcona.
During the winter and spring of 2018 Style spent 5 months in Los Angeles. While there he studied with Graham Shiels at Graham Shiels Studios, as well as Barbara Howlin at AMAW. He also began creating and producing original content and narrative programming for UP(st)ART Creative, a Los Angeles based community of over 1000 artists form all across the globe.
In the winter of 2019 Style assisted in the launch of Mountain Arts Academy, A performing arts school, and artist creative hive based in West Vancouver with long time friends and associates, Actor Jill Teed and Executive Producer Rob Labelle.
Style lives, works and plays in Vancouver's vibrant West End community. He has developed strong working relationships with international production companies spanning all of North America: Los Angeles, Toronto, and New York City. Bar S Productions has a strong commitment to fostering work environments and developing narratives that push the boundaries of the creative process, enables an artistic voice to artists of all backgrounds/disciplines and honours the truths that drive each and everyone.
Style Dayne & Bar S Productions are excited to announce a new joint artistic venture Anonymous Coyote(s), with Melody Hebein that celebrates the same core values, mission and passions. Anonymous Coyote is developing their debut project, Sugar, a narrative on-line series set in the Vancouver's West End community that follows the lives of locals that personify the beautiful and colourful tapestry that call Vancouver home.
In 2012 Style launched his own Production Company Bar S Productions, with his inaugural stage production of Dog Sees God, written by Hollywood screenwriter Bert V. Royal. From that moment Bar S Productions has collaborated with multiple other independent theatre productions in Vancouver, Saskatchewan and Los Angeles including: Bachelorette, by Leslye Headland, Seminar, by Theresa Rebeck, Orphans, by Lyle Kessler, Fur is Back, by Eve Ensler and Snow Angel, by David Lindsay-Abaire.
On screen Style has utilized his skills and talents in Film & TV Production: Producing, Assistant Director, Media Production, Publicity, Casting and Production Management to Feature films, Network Television Series, and a multitude of short films and pilot presentations.
From 2015-2017 Style produced a monthly fundraiser and talk back series, Tuesday Night Live for Project Limelight, a performing arts program for kids and teens in the DTES and Strathcona.
During the winter and spring of 2018 Style spent 5 months in Los Angeles. While there he studied with Graham Shiels at Graham Shiels Studios, as well as Barbara Howlin at AMAW. He also began creating and producing original content and narrative programming for UP(st)ART Creative, a Los Angeles based community of over 1000 artists form all across the globe.
In the winter of 2019 Style assisted in the launch of Mountain Arts Academy, A performing arts school, and artist creative hive based in West Vancouver with long time friends and associates, Actor Jill Teed and Executive Producer Rob Labelle.
Style lives, works and plays in Vancouver's vibrant West End community. He has developed strong working relationships with international production companies spanning all of North America: Los Angeles, Toronto, and New York City. Bar S Productions has a strong commitment to fostering work environments and developing narratives that push the boundaries of the creative process, enables an artistic voice to artists of all backgrounds/disciplines and honours the truths that drive each and everyone.
Style Dayne & Bar S Productions are excited to announce a new joint artistic venture Anonymous Coyote(s), with Melody Hebein that celebrates the same core values, mission and passions. Anonymous Coyote is developing their debut project, Sugar, a narrative on-line series set in the Vancouver's West End community that follows the lives of locals that personify the beautiful and colourful tapestry that call Vancouver home.
