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Kyle Pyatt
Born
1995-04-03 (31)
Place of birth
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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Credits
3 titles
Kyle Pyatt is a non-fiction cinematographer and editor. He has contributed cinematography, editing and drone photography to dozens of film and television projects, including the National Edward R. Murrow Award-winning short Walkout, and the Emmy-nominated unscripted television episode The New Death. His independent work includes the non-fiction short Rockpile, which premiered at the 2018 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. He was also a cinematographer for A Debtor’s Prison, which screened at the Camden International Film Festival and AFI’s Meet the Press Film Festival.
Known for
Missouri imports more consumer fireworks than any other state in the US, and 99% of those fireworks are produced in China. As unprecedented tariffs on Chinese imports take effect, a suburban Missouri fireworks salesman braces for impact and considers the legacy he's leaving for his daughter.
Liberation Day
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Scientists head into some of the last remaining prairies in North America to undertake the painstaking work of hand-pollinating an obscure plant on the brink of extinction. While there, they encounter an animal who has become a mascot of prairie conservation.
Intervention
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NRA retired teacher investigates the shadowy history of his rural Missouri community, including the origins of a looming structure known as the Rockpile.
Rockpile
2018
Behind the camera
Missouri imports more consumer fireworks than any other state in the US, and 99% of those fireworks are produced in China. As unprecedented tariffs on Chinese imports take effect, a suburban Missouri fireworks salesman braces for impact and considers the legacy he's leaving for his daughter.
Liberation Day
—
Scientists head into some of the last remaining prairies in North America to undertake the painstaking work of hand-pollinating an obscure plant on the brink of extinction. While there, they encounter an animal who has become a mascot of prairie conservation.
Intervention
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NRA retired teacher investigates the shadowy history of his rural Missouri community, including the origins of a looming structure known as the Rockpile.
Rockpile
2018