Declan Ryan is a veteran film artist who brings considerable talent to any project he works on. He attended Columbia College Chicago where he studied film, concentrating in cinematography. Declan's body of work includes countless short productions as well as full-length feature films and television series, including "Vincent a Life in Color," "Hellp" (also as co-director), "Ulbert," "Ten Years Gone," "Bug," "Stay Alive," and "Factory Girl." Declan also lensed the feature documentary, "Four Bangers," for director Matt Golin, and shot Matt's short documentary, "Trailer Racer," released mid 2005. Additionally, he shot a pilot for a comedic series called "Z Axis." We were honored to have Declan as DP/Cameraman on our film "7 Minutes."
In addition to these projects, Declan is a freelance videographer in the Chicago area and has shot for Fox television, Moscow News, and BBDO to name a few.
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