Toby Dye

London based filmmaker Toby Dye has directed an acclaimed catalogue of highly distinctive work, recognised with major international awards. He began his career as a documentary filmmaker, but today works with the moving image across multiple genres and formats. A constant innovator, whether crafting fiction or non-fiction work, he combines techniques from both disciplines with startlingly original results. Notable work includes 'Paradise Circus' for Massive Attack, the Grierson Award winning documentary 'Bodysnatchers of New York', 'Phobos' for Ridley Scott and starring Michael Fassbender and Katherine Waterston, film installation 'The Corridor' for hit art exhibition 'Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick' and the filmed social experiment 'Worlds Apart' for Heineken, which touched a nerve with audiences worldwide, with online views of over 50 million, bringing his work to global attention.