Bryce DiCristofalo

Working in the industry for several years, Bryce brings a spark of creative to any project, whether creating a project from the ground up or entering a project to improve it. Many things have influenced the life of director Bryce DiCristofalo, from art, music, writing to photography but it was film that played an integral role in shaping his artist style and aesthetic for artistic expression into what it is today. Growing up, his family highly influenced this from his Grandmother showing him classics like Brining Up Baby to Who Afraid of Virginia Wolf but it was the action films that he saw at a young age in theaters that would be is doorway into the world of movie making culture. Trained at Full Fail University where he was the president of the Film Society of over 2 years, which at that time he ran and promoted over a dozen films festivals with thousands of participants. Bryce received two degrees, one in the Science of television and Motion Pictures and the other in Entertainment Business Law. While in College he started his first company, GFC Development, where he was hired by several businesses to produce and direct various commercials. He also directed music videos, three short films and a documentary for Florida Film Commission that took over a shoot during this time period. In 2008, Bryce began his biggest project to date, a feature length post-disaster Kong-Du action film based on a comic book he created entitled "VS". It took almost four years for him to fully independently produce from shooting to post. The project has now been shown in Hollywood's Laemmle Theater to Alamo Drafthouse in Texas and in May 2012 made it's international debut at he Cannes film festival in France.