ZYLO

2025 was packed with highlights... a wild, beautiful blur of growth, creativity, and unforgettable crews. We shot in the desert and froze in the mountains. Reunited with friends at CineGear LA. Filmed commercials in New York and tackled feature films in Texas, DC, and Florida. It was one of the most rewarding years yet, even while navigating industry shifts and the rise of AI.

As the year comes to a close, I’m grateful. This whole process has humbled me. I’m still learning so much and the opportunities, the relationships, and the people I’ve met along the way have made every step worth it.

I worked on five passion projects as well that genuinely challenged me. Honey, Hidden Heart, Shepard, Dama Dama, and Way of War each taught me something new. It’s not about chasing perfect images anymore… I’m just hoping to be part of work that means something and reaches people in a real way.

Mental health has been a big focus for me personally. And in its own small way, ZYLO is becoming a place where stories of healing and growth can be shared with confidence. I’ve met so many people this year who carry their own stories with honesty and strength. Their openness added purpose to everything we created together.

I’m beyond thankful for everyone that has taken a chance on me this year... Trusting the process and empowering creatives.

Huge shoutout to all the partners who trusted Zylo.Studio this year as well… TriFilm, Bond Studios, Miere, MV2 Creative, Jakub Blank, Hayley Maria, Erick Salazar, Faris Khaleeli, and many more! I’m so grateful for each of you. And to our NC clients such as City of Lenoir/Hickory, WPCC, and Cranford Hospitality, thank you for continuing to believe in what we do. Your trust is the reason we get to keep creating and growing!

Cheers to another year of creating with purpose! Much love!

/ HIDDEN HEART
doc · 2025

A film on quiet love, brotherhood, and everything in between. “What once felt ordinary became sacred...”

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Releasing August 5, 2025

It’s time to let it go.

Since 2018, I’ve been building something under the name BC Cinematics (Cheesy I know). At first, it was just me and a borrowed camera. Then it was late nights, missed birthdays, broken gear, small wins, and people who believed in the vision when it was barely formed.

That name held so much. It carried every version of who I was learning to be.

But at some point, I outgrew it.

Letting it go hasn’t been easy. There’s grief in growth. But there’s also clarity.

Zylo is where I’m headed. It’s not just a new name. It’s a new sense of self. One that’s been shaped by every failure, every breakthrough, every story I’ve had the privilege of telling.

Zylo is about weight and lightness. About instinct. About stories that live in the space between words. It’s rooted in the idea of feathers and ink… tools that left a mark long before any of us had cameras or scripts. It’s about making something that lasts, even if no one claps. Even if it only reaches one person.

We’ve shared a glimpse… four projects, some teased, some told… and there’s more coming. But for now, I just want to say thank you.

If you’ve ever been a part of this journey... even just by watching, by sending a message, by showing up when I couldn’t... thank you.

This means everything to me… and I can’t wait for what’s next🪶