DylanKahler
Campaign ads, brand films, UGC ads and monthly social video for New York businesses. Directed by Dylan Kahler, with a crew when the job needs one.
Work for ALDI, JLab, VIDA Fitness, the U.S. Senate Budget Committee and Chris Van Hollen for Senate.
The reels
The Collection · selected films
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The Kansas StoogeConcept, direction, AI pipeline, edit, mix -
Chris Van Hollen for U.S. SenateDirector, Editor -
Exposing Big Oil’s Deception CampaignAssistant Director, Producer -
Curt Skoog for MayorDirector -
Sally Jercha for State SenateEditor -
House Democratic CaucusEditor -
Dean Vakas for Olathe City CouncilDirector, Editor
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World Pride 2025 × VIDA FitnessDirector, DP, Editor -
SkyBudsDirector, DP, Editor -
Aura Spa at VIDA FitnessDirector, DP, Editor, on camera -
The Lucky Ox -
VIDA Fitness, Class SeriesDirector, DP, Editor, on camera -
VIDA Fitness, VerticalsDirector, DP, Editor -
South Bronx Charter School, Social SeriesDirector, DP, Editor -
Haven Salon Suites -
Bang Salon at VIDA FitnessDirector, DP, Editor, on camera -
Donna and Steve Spector, Listing FilmDP, Editor -
Under Pressure, Exterior CleaningDP, Editor -
Gert’s GrilleDP, Editor

I ran digital for the Senate Budget Committee, then built a company to make films for people who need them made quickly and made well.
Quick Cut Productions is a New York video production company founded and directed by Dylan Kahler, a director, cinematographer and editor. It makes campaign and political video, brand films, creator-style ads, monthly content for local businesses, real estate films and music videos. Dylan directs every project and leads a small crew of shooters and editors when the job needs one.
- Education
- B.A. History, University of California, Berkeley
- Formerly
- Digital Director, U.S. Senate Budget Committee and the Van Hollen for Senate campaign
- Camera
- Sony FX6, A7III as B camera, 24–70 GM
- Aerial
- Own drone, FAA Part 107 certified
- Post
- Edit, colour, sound and captions in house, every aspect ratio
- AI
- Runway, ElevenLabs and Suno, on a locked visual system
Set in Caslon, the English typeface William Caslon cut in London in the 1720s. The endpapers are a Spanish-wave marbling, made in code. Every film here was directed by Dylan Kahler and finished in New York.
Quick Cut Productions · New York · MMXXVI