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Style Dayne started his career in the entertainment industry after graduating from the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts. He landed roles in several television series, including CW's Supernatural, CTV/ABC's Motive, and feature films like Words and Pictures alongside Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche, and Marvel's Deadpool with Ryan Reynolds. In 2019, he appeared in ABC's A Million Little Things.
In 2012, Style launched his own production company, Bar S Productions, with his debut stage production of Dog Sees God, written by Bert V. Royal. Since then, Bar S Productions has collaborated with various independent theater productions in Vancouver, Saskatchewan, and Los Angeles, including Bachelorette, Seminar, Orphans, Fur is Back, and Snow Angel.
Style has also worked behind the scenes in film and television production, taking on roles such as producing, assistant directing, media production, publicity, casting, and production management. He has produced a monthly fundraiser and talk-back series, Tuesday Night Live, for Project Limelight, a performing arts program for kids and teens in the DTES and Strathcona.
In 2018, Style spent five months in Los Angeles, where he studied with Graham Shiels and Barbara Howlin. He also began creating and producing original content and narrative programming for UP(st)ART Creative, a community of over 1000 artists from around the world.
Style has developed strong working relationships with international production companies in Los Angeles, Toronto, and New York City. He is committed to fostering work environments that push the boundaries of the creative process and enable artistic voices to artists of all backgrounds and disciplines.
In the winter of 2019, Style assisted in the launch of Mountain Arts Academy, a performing arts school and artist creative hive in West Vancouver. He is also a part of a new joint artistic venture, Anonymous Coyote(s),with Melody Hebein, which celebrates the same core values, mission, and passions.
