Jesse Dylan
Jesse Dylan ( born January 6, 1966 as Jesse Byron Dylan in New York City ) is an American film director and CEO of the production company Wondros.
Life
Jesse Byron Dylan, was born as the first child of the musician Bob Dylan and Sara Dylan in New York City. He has two brothers, Samuel and Jakob Luke, a sister Anna and a half-sister Mary. His half sister was later adopted by his father, put the last name after the divorce of their parents in 1977, but again. Dylan attended the New York University Film School and worked on music videos.
He is married to actress Susan Traylor and father of two children. His parents are the actors teacher William Traylor and Peggy Feury.
Career
In the short film Skid Row: No Frills Video 1993 he celebrated his directorial debut. In 1995, he worked for a music - documentary for the video A Face in the Crowd, as a director. 2001 Dylan turned the stoner comedy How High, and worked there together with Method Man, Redman and Hector Elizondo. In the third part of the American Pie series American Pie - married is now was Jesse Dylan as a director responsible, stood by Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan, Seann William Scott, Thomas Ian Nicholas and Eddie Kaye Thomas the last time together in the film series on camera. Only Eugene Levy played in the further sequels with. Dylan's most recent film was football fever - Penalty for Daddy, starring Will Ferrell and Robert Duvall in the lead roles, this time was a football comedy. Subsequently, the two short films Inside the Light ( 2005) and followed Vidiosyncrasy (2006). After the movies Jesse Dylan took on five episodes of the American television series Instant Def and was also producer before the documentary short film Ricky Jay Plays Poker and the magician Ricky Jay (among others can be seen Willie Garson and JJ Johnson ) in 2007 recorded.
In addition to his activities as a director Jesse Dylan was involved in other projects as a producer, as in the documentary William Egglestone in the Real World and the Drama Welcome to California. In the Crips and Bloods documentation: Made in America, which is about the violence of the gangs the Bloods and the Crips in the south of the city of Los Angeles, Forest Whitaker was heard as a speaker. In this case, Stacy Peralta directed, also wrote the screenplay and Dylan was involved as a producer on the film. The film premiered in 2008 premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
Before Dylan worked as a director in films, he took music videos for Lita Ford, Elvis Costello, Lenny Kravitz, Public Image Ltd. , Tom Petty and Tom Waits on. In 2008, he directed the Emmy Award-winning music video Yes We Can artist will.i.am, who was inspired by the triumph of Barack Obama in the presidential election, directed.