About

I'm Dylan Lucas, a cinematographer and
editor based in Washington State with recognized work in short films and advertising content.
Pushed by a competitive drive, I’m constantly striving to grow and learn. I find inspiration in achieving something each day and reaching beyond my goals each month. This year, I am expanding my skillset to include Steadicam and drone operation


Video Staff, Seattle Film Society
Marketing Staff, Seattle Film Society
Selected Filmmaker, Prodigy Camp 2026



2026 Index

The index of this year's work so far, listed in chronological order


ProjectTypeClient/DirectorRole
daydreamersShort FilmDylan LucasCinematographer, Editor
Camp CaseyAdYMCAVideographer, Editor
LO #25 RecapAdSeattle Film SocietyEditor
Is it my fault?Short FilmViolet Knibbs, Lainey ColeCinematographer
Ante UpShort FilmKeegan Davis1st AC
The Hunchback of Notre DameLiveTahoma Drama ClubVideographer, Editor
Winter FestAdEastridge ChurchVideographer
ApartShort FilmDylan LucasCinematographer, Editor
What We ShareShort FilmDylan LucasCinematographer, Editor
IN FOCUS RecapAdSeattle Film SocietyEditor
IN FOCUSAdSeattle Film SocietyVideographer
IN FOCUS PromoAdSeattle Film SocietyEditor

What We Share

Dir. Dylan Lucas, William Sroufe

Written, shot, and edited in under 60 hours, What We Share follows a financially struggling teen who finds herself in over her head as something tastes off about the food given to her at a shelter home.

Director, Assistant Writer, Director of Photography, Lead Editor


Recognition

Screened at the North Bend Theater for the 2026 60-Hour Film Challenge

Judge's Choice: Honorable Mention Audience Choice: Honorable Mention

Tah-Tah Kle'-Ah

Dir. Dylan Lucas

In only 60 seconds, Tah-Tah Kle’-Ah follows a camper awakened in the dead of night who must guide their lost friend back to camp using only a radio and a map.

Director, Co-Writer, Director of Photography, Lead Editor, Music Co-Producer


Recognition

Screened at the North Bend Theater for the 2025 60-Second HorrorFest Film Challenge

Judge's Choice Winner: Award of Excellence

IN FOCUS January Promo

Seattle Film Society

Promotional content for Seattle Film Society's IN FOCUS event featuring Jonathan Salmon

Editor


Recognition

Amassed 2500+ views on Seattle Film Society's InstagramDrove ticket sales

The Right Fit

Dir. Dylan Lucas

Written, shot, and edited for the Chapman Film & TV Production application, The Right Fit displays a difficult decision where a teen struggles to decide on what outfit to wear to an outing.

Director, Writer, Director of Photography, Editor


Recognition

Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

2025 Showreel

My 2025 Showreel showcasing cinematography and editing work.This year was one of my most productive and exciting yet, and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who helped me achieve more than I thought possible.