Tyler Rabinowitz is a multifaceted creative force who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, boasting a plethora of impressive credits that span multiple disciplines, including writing, directing, and producing.
Tyler is a writer-director who has made a name for himself with his critically acclaimed short films. Among his notable credits are "See You Soon" and "How I Got to the Moon by Subway". The former received a Special Jury Mention for Acting at NewFest '20, as well as accolades at Palm Springs International ShortFest '20, Outfest '20, and BFI Flare '20.
Tyler's "How I Got to the Moon by Subway" was also recognized at Outfest 2019 and Palm Springs International ShortFest 2019. His short film "Alienologists" was acquired by Gunpowder and Sky's sci-fi streaming platform DUST and received the National Board of Review's 2018 Marion Carter Green Award.
Moreover, his feature screenplay "Desire" garnered attention at the 2019 Nashville Film Festival's Screenplay Competition, where it won Best Dramatic Feature. It was also a finalist for the 2019 Screencraft Screenwriting Fellowship and a semi-finalist for the 2019 Bluecat Screenplay Competition.
Tyler's impressive portfolio as a producer boasts a string of critically acclaimed short films that have garnered widespread recognition and accolades at prestigious film festivals. Two notable examples of his work are the critically acclaimed short films "Lavender" and "The Mess He Made", both of which have received widespread acclaim and recognition at prominent film festivals.
"Lavender", a standout film in Tyler's repertoire, was acquired by Searchlight Pictures, a testament to its exceptional quality and artistic merit. On the other hand, "The Mess He Made", another critically acclaimed film, was featured at SXSW 2017, a prestigious festival that showcases the best of new and innovative talent, and was also recognized by Short of the Week, a platform that celebrates exceptional short films.
In addition to his work in the film industry, Tyler has also demonstrated his versatility by producing the music video for the platinum hit song "Lights Down Low" by MAX ft. gnash, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and multifaceted producer.
Tyler's remarkable credentials are substantially reinforced by his involvement in a diverse array of esteemed programs and fellowships, which not only demonstrate his exceptional talent but also underscore his dedication to his craft. As a proud alumnus, he has had the privilege of participating in the Tribeca Film Institute's All Access grantee program, a prestigious initiative that recognizes and supports emerging filmmakers. Additionally, he has been a part of the Sundance Creative Producing Summit, a highly respected gathering of industry professionals and creatives, as well as the Sundance Ignite Fellowship, a competitive program that fosters innovative storytelling. Furthermore, Tyler has been selected for the Sundance Artist Talent Forum, a platform that brings together visionary artists and industry experts, and has also attended the Inside Out LGBTQ+ Film Finance Forum, a unique event that addresses the specific needs and challenges of the LGBTQ+ community in the film industry. His impressive list of credentials also includes the Jacob Burns Film Center's Creative Culture Fellowship, a program that supports innovative and groundbreaking projects. Moreover, Tyler's outstanding achievements have been recognized by the highest levels of government, as in 2011, he was honored by President Barack Obama and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan as a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
