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TYLER BOYCO
THING MAKER. STUFF DOER.
Directing
PETE'S HYPE (2022)
Commercial • Director/Editor
With the pandemic cancelling the 2020-2021 OHL Season, the Peterborough Petes wanted to come back firing on all cylinders for the upcoming 2021-2022 season. With a brand new state-of-the-art jumbotron installed at the Memorial Centre, the Petes were needing a video to hype up fans and players alike.
About
Tyler is a writer and filmmaker living in Peterborough, Ontario. His passion for entertaining came early on from the backyards and parking lots of cottage country Canada – filming skateboard videos with friends and performing wrestling “shows” with the local kids. After finding sobriety in his mid-20s, Tyler went on to graduate with honours from Sheridan College’s esteemed Advanced Television and Film program.
Though primarily a comedy writer, Tyler has a flair for dramatic storytelling – touching on themes of mental health, grief, and addiction through the lens of small-town Canada.
Since Sheridan, he signed a TV development option on the web series he co-created and directed, "Bluebird", with Don Ferguson Productions, and directed the award-winning short “The Talk”, that was a finalist in Kevin Harts “Eat My Shorts” competition at Just For Laughs 42.
Lately, he has been cutting his teeth as a production manager and production coordinator for both independent and studio projects.
He also has a poodle named Daisy that he can't shut up about.
UPCOMING PROJECTS
F'ED • Feature Film • Writer/Director/Editor (post-production)
After a great night out, Paul quickly discovers the events of the evening aren't exactly how he remembers them.
S.J. RILEY "IN THE MOONLIGHT" • Music Video • Director/Editor (pre-production)
BRAD SUCKS "IN IT TO WIN IT" • Music Video • Director/Editor (pre-production)
OLD DOG • Documentary • Director/Editor (pre-production)
Despite age, arthritis, and self doubt, filmmaker Tyler Boyco decides to take up skateboarding again.
ELECTRIC CITY • Docuseries • Director/Producer (in development)
Electric City FC, Peterborough's first professional soccer team, must take what they've learned from their rough inaugural year and use it to either win and stay in League1, or lose and be relegated.
Up-And-Coming
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