Rydrea Walker

Rydrea Walker, also known as Dre, is the owner and filmmaker of WarriorsGate Entertainment based in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the first generation deaf in the family of Walker and Billups. He was born on May 3, 1995, with a bilateral profound hearing loss. His hometown is from Fayette, Alabama, but he stayed in the dorm often during the academic year until graduated on May 27, 2015, at Alabama School for the Deaf in Talladega, Alabama. And, He graduated with an Associate of Applied Science in Design and Imaging Technology at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York; enrolled through the National Technical Institute for the Deaf. After seeing his father used an old camcorder, Dre found his passion in filmmaking, his interests include directing, writing, and editing; he has used Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro since he was a little boy. He released his first short movie, titled Bob Moviein 2013, which won third place for the best short movie in the central east regional of Alabama at Jacksonville State University Technology Fair Competition in Jacksonville, Alabama while he was just 17 and still a student at Alabama School for the Deaf. He has completed four short movies are the following Sleeper Chair (2013), Battle of Evil (2014), and Never Forget... (2016).He also made the feature movie titled Battle of Evil: Part Two (2014). Work as an independent filmmaker to develop a story for a film, play or TV show, and also write a script. Expert in video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro. Knowledge of many cinema cameras, film studio setup, audio, and video equipment. Work with a client for a project or service for filming event coverage, music video, interview, wedding, and more.