Dustin Guy was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. He made his first short film at the age of eleven, a detective film noir shot on super-8. Throughout high school and college, he won numerous awards for writing, directing, and public speaking. He founded an AIDS-awareness theater troupe in Southern Oregon for which he wrote, directed, and acted hour-long skits for elementary school students.
Throughout the 90s, Dustin wrote and directed dozens of short films using different video formats. The Blooming and The Inevitable Path of Destiny Crosses Over Irwin and Joel were among those that won top awards at the Utah Film and Video Festival.
Dustin shot his first feature film, The Mallory Effect (35mm, 88 minutes) which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival. It has US distribution by Indican Pictures and comes out in 2007.
His second screenplay Beehive is now out to talent and he recently directed a short film entitled Alpha. King William Land is his third feature-length screenplay and the second he plans to direct.
Indican Pictures
