Gregory
Bayne

Writer,
Filmmaker,
Westerner in Exile.

Since the late 90s, I've worked extensively as an editor, cinematographer, director, writer, and producer on several features, short films, documentaries, and digital productions. A Sundance Lab, Tribeca N.O.W., and IFP Episodic Lab alum, my work has screened at film festivals worldwide, including Sundance, SXSW, and Tribeca, and aired on PBS, Netflix, and Hulu.

Notable works include the feature documentaries Jens Pulver | DRIVEN and Bloodsworth—An Innocent Man, the award-winning series pilot Zero Point, and the lauded noir-comedy 6 Dynamic Laws for Success (in Life, Love & Money). Most recently, I shot and edited Aleksa Palladino's directorial debut 3.2.1.

During the pandemic lockdown, I turned my attention to scripted podcasts, creating and writing Goodbye Blue Mondays, a satirical send-up of late-stage capitalism and all things masculinity—toxic and otherwise. Season One is now available on all podcast platforms.

Originally from Nebraska, I recently transplanted from Idaho to NYC, where I'm editing my debut novel, Killing Kevin Dewberry, scripting a new season of Goodbye Blue Mondays, and developing my next film project.