Dekker Dreyer

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Dekker Dreyer is an award-winning United States film director and producer, best best known for his movies, Bandwidth, winner of a Slamdance Film Festival Anarchy Award, and Selling Queer, a documentary that won the Audience Award for best documentary feature at the New York Film and Video Festival [1]. He began his career as a photojournalist in Orlando, Florida shooting such artists as The Violent Femmes, The Chemical Brothers, and Reel Big Fish. His short film Closed Circuit was licensed to Miramax Films in 2002. Dekker is owner of the New York based production company Danda Motion Pictures.

Although Dreyer is not considered an actor, he was featured in a series of Cinemax promotions in 1999 and has appeared as an extra in several projects, including The Waterboy, Monk, Mortal Kombat, and From the Earth to the Moon.

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Danda Motion Pictures is named for his wife Maranda's nickname, "Danda", and the company logo is a representation of the Grand Army Plaza arch in the Park Slope area of Brooklyn where Dreyer has an apartment.

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