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Sol Tryon. Sol was born and raised on the southern coast of Maine. He received an Associate of Arts Degree from the International Film & TV Workshops in Rockport, Maine in 1998. In 2000 he began working with world renowned artist Shirin Neshat on her video installations. Sol produced his first feature film Bomb The System in 2002, which ...
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View Sol Tryon’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Co-Founder & CEO at Palodeon Pictures · Experienced Writer, Director and Producer with a demonstrated ...
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- Palodeon Pictures
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- Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Founded in 2020, Palodeon is the inventive muse of husband and wife co-creatives, Sol Tryon and Rebecca Comerford. A multi-award winning independent film and music production company headquartered in Ojai California and working worldwide, Palodeon combines the talents of filmmaker Tryon with the expertise of writer and musician, Comerford to usher original content that both inspires and explores the human condition through cinema and music.
May 27, 2010 · Directed by first-time filmmaker Sol Tryon, the film stars Mike O’Connell, Jesse Eisenberg, Jim Gaffigan and Ann Dowd, and has been receiving warm notices on the festival circuit – winning the ...
Jun 8, 2007 · The Living Wake: Directed by Sol Tryon. With Mike O'Connell, Jesse Eisenberg, Jim Gaffigan, Ann Dowd. A dark comedy set in a storybook universe THE LIVING WAKE chronicles the final day of K. Roth Binew, a quixotic character, who attempts to probe life's great mysteries before his final hour.
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Sol Tryon is known as an Producer, Executive Producer, Director of Photography, Second Assistant Director, Co-Producer, and Director. Some of their work includes Starlet, Neurons to Nirvana, Weapons, Being in the World, Weed the People, Land of Dreams, Explicit Ills, and Amerikatsi.
Directed by Sol Tryon, and co-written by Mike O’Connell and Peter Kline, The Living Wake is the sort of movie that defies both labels and expectations. It’s comedy; it’s drama; it’s a musical; it’s a character piece; it’s bizarre; it’s its own genre.
