Phillip "Lex" Lybrand, a celebrated filmmaker, has garnered widespread recognition for his impressive body of work in the low-budget, 'umblecore' genre. Since his relocation to Austin, Texas, in 2010, Lybrand has been an integral part of the state's thriving film scene, consistently producing feature films that showcase his unique creative vision.
Throughout his tenure in Texas, Lybrand has been actively involved in the production and direction of numerous feature films, each one showcasing his versatility as a filmmaker. His impressive portfolio includes the critically acclaimed films SUMMER LEAGUE, THE TROLLS, and MAYBE SHOWER, with the latter two projects serving as a testament to his talent as a writer and director.
Lybrand's impressive array of skills extends far beyond his directing responsibilities, as he is also a masterfully accomplished cinematographer and editor, frequently taking on these roles in between directing projects. This remarkable versatility is a testament to his extensive experience in the film industry, which has been built upon a solid foundation of academic excellence, culminating in the attainment of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Media Arts from the esteemed University of Arizona in the year 2006.
Lybrand's academic journey persisted with the culmination of his Master of Fine Arts degree in Film from the esteemed Vermont College of Fine Arts in the year 2018. Notably, his MFA thesis film, MAYBE SHOWER, holds a remarkable position in the annals of the VCFA MFA in Film program, as it represents the inaugural narrative feature film to be completed within the program's framework.
