Award-Winning Production Professionals
Creativity. Imagination. Technical expertise. Production value. An amazing multidisciplinary team.
A keen eye for aesthetics and design. Passion for language and sound. Just great storytelling.
D.R.Lynes, LLC brings over 30 years of experience in storytelling through filmmaking, nonprofit video production, awards show production, media relations, stage management, and community engagement campaigns.
Headed by award-winning producer Dean Radcliffe-Lynes, the company has collaborated with both Baltimore-based and national organizations, including Hearst Broadcasting, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Mayo Clinic, the National Returning Citizens Conference, My Brother’s Keeper Irvington, Healing Cities Baltimore, Baltimore Outreach Services, Out for Justice, the Job Opportunities Task Force, and Baltimore Center Stage.
We specialize in building partnerships with diverse community stakeholders. In collaboration with Conceptual Geniuses, they have led conferences, event planning and execution, and website development for local and national initiatives.
Deeply committed to equity and representation, Dean is skilled in working with underrepresented and underserved communities. She believes that people are the best tellers of their own stories and empowers them to shape and share their narratives authentically.
About Dean Radcliffe-Lynes
Dean Radcliffe-Lynes is an award winning television producer with more than 30 years experience in the broadcast industry. Her national credits include “A Celebration of Life: Rising Above Breast Cancer” with legendary jazz artist Nancy Wilson; “Walk A Mile in My Shoes: The 90 Year Journey of the NAACP”, hosted by Julian Bond and Nancy Wilson; “Martin Luther King, Jr: The March To Freedom”, hosted by Julian Bond and “Images and Realities: African American Women”, that was hosted by a group of nationally acclaimed African American women in their fields, Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Susan Taylor, Halle Berry, Queen Latifah, Dr. Deborah Prothrow Stith, with commentary from Dr. Maya Angelou and Esther Rolles.