About us.
Art is immortal. We are not.
Our story.
Paris is Dead Productions was founded on one philosophy: Art is immortal. We are not.
It's a simple thought, but one that sits at the heart of everything we do. Our time here is limited. but the stories we tell, the things we create, and the ideas we leave behind don't have to be. Long after we're gone, a film can still move someone, a photograph can still tell a story, and a single piece of art can still make someone feel something they can't quite put into words.
That's what makes creating worth it.
At Paris is Dead Productions, we believe art should be more than something you consume and forget. It should challenge perspectives, start conversations, and occasionally make people uncomfortable. It doesn't always have to be beautiful, and it certainly doesn't have to please everyone. But it should mean something.
We're an independent production company built around a love for storytelling in all its forms. From film and photography to marketing to the very music that moves us, our goal is simple: create things we're proud of, tell stories worth telling, and leave something behind.
We don't expect everything we make to last forever. But we think it's worth trying.
After all, we're only here for so long. Our stories don't have to be.
Our team.
Founder/Lead Creative/Screenwriter/Director/Editor
Skylar Boyle
Director of Photography
Grace Ramirez
Disclaimer about the usage of Generative AI
At Paris is Dead Productions, we believe creativity is inherently human. Every story, every frame, and every artistic decision should come from the minds and experiences of real people.
While we recognize the practical uses of generative artificial intelligence, we draw a firm line between technology as a tool and technology as a replacement for creativity. We use AI strictly for technical assistance, specifically in the coding, development, and editing of our website.
We do not use generative AI in the creative process of any of our projects, and we never will. That includes concept development, writing, visual artwork, photography, filmmaking, editing, music production, audio engineering, animating, color grading, and any other form of creative expression.
This isn't about rejecting technology. It's about protecting the human element that makes art worth creating in the first place.
Our philosophy is simple: Art is immortal. We are not.
And we believe the art we leave behind should be ours.