Directing
Brian Lye
Known for
Directing
Credits
5 titles
Brian Lye is a director and producer, known for The Hidden Track (2019), Peach Juice (2012) and Love Birds (2010).
Known for
2.0A male and a female bird meet and fall in love. An egg is produced and all is happy in the nest until their love is tested and fate comes knocking. A humorous love story that reflects the similarities between avian and human life.
Love Birds
2010
5.4A young woman from Russia travels to London to investigate the disappearance of her older sister, who vanished years ago.
The Hidden Track
2019
"This film was made for an exhibition with the theme of magic. At the time, my son was 4 months old and I was spending a significant amount of time at home. Working under this circumstance, which I viewed as a convenience and a constraint, I made work that utilized and reconsidered the manufactured purpose of objects that I found in or near our apartment. In this case: a light bulb, microwave, mason jar, and a bath towel. I brought these objects together in an attempt to create a sense of self-entertainment through the production of a homemade magic show or no-frills special effect."
Domestic Trick #4
2017
Behind the camera
2.0A male and a female bird meet and fall in love. An egg is produced and all is happy in the nest until their love is tested and fate comes knocking. A humorous love story that reflects the similarities between avian and human life.
Love Birds
2010
2.0A male and a female bird meet and fall in love. An egg is produced and all is happy in the nest until their love is tested and fate comes knocking. A humorous love story that reflects the similarities between avian and human life.
Love Birds
2010
5.4A young woman from Russia travels to London to investigate the disappearance of her older sister, who vanished years ago.
The Hidden Track
2019
5.4A young woman from Russia travels to London to investigate the disappearance of her older sister, who vanished years ago.
The Hidden Track
2019
"This film was made for an exhibition with the theme of magic. At the time, my son was 4 months old and I was spending a significant amount of time at home. Working under this circumstance, which I viewed as a convenience and a constraint, I made work that utilized and reconsidered the manufactured purpose of objects that I found in or near our apartment. In this case: a light bulb, microwave, mason jar, and a bath towel. I brought these objects together in an attempt to create a sense of self-entertainment through the production of a homemade magic show or no-frills special effect."
Domestic Trick #4
2017
