Brandon Toller and Matt Hyland are frequent collaborators, bringing bold, immersive worlds to celebrated projects including Reservation Dogs, I Saw the TV Glow, and their latest collaboration with Jane Schoenbrun, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma to life. From resurrecting old-school film techniques to surreal cabin sets, Toller and Hyland have pulled out all the stops to make one of the year’s most visually vibrant and surreal films. For their VIFF Talk, the creative duo pull back the curtain on their process. They’ll dive into their approach to collaboration and how they work with directors like Schoenbrun to build worlds within worlds.
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