Dillon Egyes

Hi! I work in the film production industry; Instead of just having a resume on the internet, I figured it would be fun to express myself a little bit and share who I am.

About Me!

My name is Dillon, and I love to wear many different hats in life.

Creating is essential for me, like breathing. I grew up in an old amphitheater so I've always felt most at home in the chaos of buzzing film sets, wild parties, creatives, and musicians.

The rush of being on stage, working on a film project, singing, drawing, painting- I live off of the high that I get from it every time.

I've worked in the film/television industry as a Sag-Aftra actress/performer for about 10 years now. I've primarily fallen in love with being in front of the camera as an actress or body double, however, I love being a Stand-In and working in Art Department.

I've been asked by many people what I want to do for a living, but I'm fascinated by very aspect of art and film and want to learn everything about what it takes to create shows. I love acting but I always believe that I we can do whatever we dream of, nobody can predict what lies ahead so I seldom have an answer to such a question.

I have many, many different aspirations and believe strongly that I can and will accomplish each and every goal in one way or another regardless of what people say. Maybe I'll be an actress, director, set builder, speakeasy owner, an artist, or something that I've never even heard of before! I absolutely love what I do, no matter what it is or what direction life takes me and I strive to do whatever that thing may be for the rest of my life!

I also own a (tiny) company that I one day hope to build into a speakeasy that I can call my own. I know it's a big dream to have but I believe with my whole heart that one day I will do it. In the meantime, I've been utilizing my company by building and renting out things for film sets and donating my time and what resources I have to The Hudson Valley National Center for Veteran Reintegration (HVNCVR) and The Ashokan Center

I want this page to be completely safe for anyone, regardless of their religion, political beliefs, mental or physical struggles, race, ethnicity, ect. I try to stay clear of anything toxic and would appreciate it if y'all would too! :)

Personal

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Commission Status: Currently open and taking enquiries for summer 2024!

Business

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Our Website: https://somewherealley.com

I’m performing in a short film that one of my friends wrote and the other actor is very allergic to premade fake blood

So, we decided to experiment and made a hypoallergenic recipe that is not only edible but it coagulates and looks like real blood on camera!

Here’s the Recipe:

(Makes about 1 pint of fake blood)

Ingredients:

2 cups of cranberry juice

1 teaspoon of guar gum for thickness

100 70% dark chocolate chips (yes we counted the exact amount)

1 teaspoon of tomato paste (optional for texture)

3 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar

Bring the 2 cups of cranberry juice to a boil, then add 1 teaspoon of guar gum to thicken the juice.

Kill the heat and stir vigorously

Slowly incorporate exactly 100 chocolate chips as you mix in the (optional) tomato paste

Finally, add the 3 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar.

Mix until desired consistency

This recipe was an absolute shot in the dark but I think it turned out great. I may update this in the future as we may find even better alternatives.

I’ve been so excited for this shoot, it’s always so fun modeling for @c3_photo! I can’t wait to see it all when it’s finished!

I just have to drive HOURS away or leave the country entirely and have no service!

Director of Photography: *fighting off gnats* they won’t leave me alone; They’re like horses

Production Assistant: you gotta send out mental vibrations, just think “don’t fuck with me” they’ll hear you and know you mean business

Director: Can somebody say something?

Everyone: *sputtering*

Camera OP: (Offset) Uh… Something

Lighting: [setting up a diffuser panel directly in front of the camera before they put it where it’s supposed to be]