David Dillehunt

David Nelson Dillehunt (born April 5, 1984 in Charlottesville, Virginia) is an American film director, television producer and composer.

David Dillehunt
Born
David Nelson Dillehunt

(1984-04-05) April 5, 1984
Charlottesville, Virginia
OccupationDirector, Producer, Composer
Years active1998 – present
Spouse(s)Kristen Dillehunt (m. 2016)
Websitedaviddillehunt.com

Career

He is best known as the director of You Can't Do That on Film,[1] the 2004 documentary about the cult-classic children's series, You Can't Do That on Television. Other notable works include his sketch-comedy series, Caught in the Act, the 2008 feature-length comedy, 'Craptastic,[2] and the 2011 documentary We Are Astronomers, which premiered at the Virginia Film Festival. Dillehunt has self-released eight albums of original music compositions,[3] and is a founding member of the indie rock band Butterfly Vendetta.[4]

Dillehunt is the Multimedia Services Manager for the City of Charlottesville.[5] Since joining the department in 2005, he has overseen the production of numerous local television series and civic meetings. Dillehunt now manages the PEG cable stations in Charlottesville. He was nominated for a Regional Emmy Award in May 2013 for his work with the department.[6]

Filmography
Year Title Notes
2003EviternityDirector
2004You Can't Do That on FilmDirector
2005One ShotDirector
2006SlapjackDirector
2007Smoke ScreenDirector
2008CraptasticCo-Director with Bryan Kasik
2009At The BottomDirector
2010Paper ShoesDirector
2011We Are AstronomersDirector
2012Velvet RutDirector
2013No One Knows YouDirector
2014Craptastic Number TwoCo-Director with Bryan Kasik
2015Turn Off Your MindDirector
2016OublietteDirector
2017The Way I See ItDirector
2018Butterfly VendettaDirector
2019First Amendment WritesDirector
2020Somewhere in BetweenDirector

Discography
Year Title Certifications
1999 Defying Belief None
2002 Caught in the Act None
2005 Somewhere in Between None
2008 Chaos Theory None
2011 Face the Music None
2014 Turn Off Your Mind None
2017 Surrender None
2020 Hindsight None

References
  1. Monkey See: Pop-Culture News and Analysis from NPR
  2. Craptastic at the Internet Movie Database
  3. David Dillehunt at Bandcamp
  4. Lewis Black presents Charlottesville's Top 25
  5. Charlottesville Community Media Center
  6. 2012 Capital Emmy Awards
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