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Taylor A. Bingham…

…is a director, producer, and writer working on developing his slate. His work often centers on themes of tradition, man vs. nature, and loss, using filmmaking to identify cracks in our society. He’s interested in small stories with big emotions.

His films have been presented at festivals such as:

  • Field 4, Los Angeles Short Film Awards, Los Angeles, CA, US, 2026 – Best Director Indie Super Short Film (Under 10 Min)
  • Field 4, Big Apple Film Festival, New York, New York, US, 2026 – Official Selection
  • Field 4, Chicago Indie Film Awards, Chicago, Illinois, US, 2026 – Best Narrative Short
  • Rye and Rhetoric, Dallas Movie Awards Festival, Dallas, Texas, US, 2022 – Semi-Finalist
  • Rye and Rhetoric, The Hollywood First-Time Filmmaker Showcase, Los Angeles, California, US, 2022 – Official Selection
  • Rye and Rhetoric, Toronto Independent Festival of CIFT, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2021 – Finalist
  • Rye and Rhetoric, Vancouver Independent Film Festival, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 2021 – Finalist
  • Rye and Rhetoric, San Francisco Arthouse Short Festival, San Francisco, California, US, 2021 – Nominee
  • Rye and Rhetoric, Chicago Indie Film Awards, Chicago, Illinois, US, 2021 – Official Selection
  • Rye and Rhetoric, Vegas Shorts, Las Vegas, Nevada, US, 2021 – Official Selection
  • Rye and Rhetoric, NewFilmmakers NY, New York, New York, US, 2021 – Official Selection

In 2021, Taylor A. Bingham joined IATSE as a Production Coordinator. He’s worked on commercials, TV shows, features, online spots, and branded content. He is currently in development on Westward Sun, a coming-of-age road trip drama about a young man traveling west to spread his father’s ashes.

Field 4, a short film about a father and son who have nightly practice out on the diamond, is currently on its festival run. His previous short film, Rye and Rhetoric, has been screened at various film festivals.

Past clients/employers include Disney/ABC Studios, Skydance Media, NBC Universal (UCP), Netflix, Amazon Studios, Warner Bros., Fifth Season, Condé Nast, Stept Studios, Public Record, and more.

Location: Brooklyn, New York
Email: taylorbinghamfilms(at)gmail.com, tbingham(at)reikonfilms.com

Full Biography:

Taylor A. Bingham (Georgia, b.1991) received a BFA in Graphic Design and a Minor in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA, in the fall of 2013.

After college, he interned and later managed Steam Print, a screen-printing company in Savannah, GA. By the end of 2014, he shifted his focus to digital production when he began working at Creative Approach in Savannah, GA.

From 2016 to 2018, he began painting. His work became defined by monochromatic palettes and more complex mark-making. He exhibited in the SIPS 16 (Student International Print Show) at the Faculty of Fine Arts—El Minia University, Egypt, and the Hurricane Harvey Fundraiser Artist Auction at Art.Work Austin, located in downtown Austin, Texas.

In 2018, his work shifted towards producing collaborative experiences. His first was Medium Small // Future Forward, which focused on helping artists build a strong business network, and the second was Hello, World!, a group exhibition with the Vurv Collective. Mid-2018 marked an ongoing presence, painting live and exhibiting at Cherry Cola Dog, a gallery concept in Austin, TX, that offered artists a platform to be more immersed in the community, with viewers and purchasers of their work.

At the start of 2019, he moved to New York City and enrolled in an Artist Residency Program at The Greenpoint Gallery. Here, he began developing a new body of work and exploring the curation process deeper. During this time, he also began working in the film industry. By the end of 2019, he had assisted directors on multiple short films, acted in commercials, and developed his scripts for production.

In 2020, he produced Rye and Rhetoric, a short film about a deteriorating relationship. The film completed its festival run and was released to the public in 2023. During its run, it was officially selected by four festivals, a semi-finalist in one festival, and a finalist in two.