My name is Stefan Rhys and I am a filmmaker, writer, story and media consultant.

My professional career has taken me more than a mile beneath the surface of the Earth on the hunt for Dark Energy, and it was from the peaks of the Andes where the crew that I led captured the moment that Gravitational Waves were picked up by the Dark Energy Survey. With my team at Lone Wolf Media, we brought to life one of the inaugural episodes of NOVA Wonders: What’s the Universe Made of? for WGBH Boston.

Before the close of 2018, my team at Lone Wolf Media and I brought together the stories of three missing WWII American aviators for NOVA: The Last B-24. Not only was this one of the top rated episodes for the season, but the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency lauded our team for the work we did telling these stories and calling the team “a force multiplier”.

In over a decade and a half of work, I have worked with a diversity of talent and clients who have come to rely upon my reliability as a professional, my talent as a storyteller, visual artist and strong work ethic.

Current and past clients include Lone Wolf Media, WGBH Boston, EA Games, Disney, Walton Isaccson, Unconventional Media, Radio Recording & Film Connection, and Canal Imaginario to name just a few.

I’ve had brilliant challenges in my life thus far that have led to a body of work and a list of credits that I am very proud of. But once again, I am hungry for the next opportunity to contribute more to my profession, community and planet.

I seek to further develop my personal work as a writer and photographer again in 2019 and become more of the New Era Artist that I envisioned back in 2007. I am also aching to return to my work with organizations like ManKind Project and Boys to Men, to continue develop as a conscious and authentic man, and help others to find their authentic voices, and a better place in our society.

My passion for people, culture, music, food and yoga still fuel my hunger for life. But curiosity and a desire to satiate the insatiable push me to ask: What’s next?!