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| Born | June 16, 1981 Nashville, Tennessee |
| Occupations | Filmmaker, Director, Producer, Writer, and Musician |
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| Website | www.sabynmayfield.com |
Sabyn Mayfield (born June 16, 1981) is an American filmmaker, actor, and musician.
Mayfield was born June 16, 1981, in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the son of casting director Laray Mayfield, and musician Randy Parton. He is the nephew of Dolly Parton and Stella Parton. [1] After attending Malibu High School, Sabyn graduated from the Los Angeles Film School in 2001 with a major in Directing and a minor in Producing.
Sabyn Mayfield worked for various commercial production companies in Los Angeles as a production assistant. In 2004, he was hired to work on the Donal Logue film Tennis Anyone , and made the transition to gripping. Mayfield worked on films including WristCutter , Conversations with Other Women , and Unknown . He joined the Local 80 Grip Union in 2006. Sabyn continued to work as a grip on films through 2009.
Exposed to the casting industry at a young age, Mayfield worked alongside his mother, Laray Mayfield, beginning with commercials in 2009, then expanding into film & television. His casting resume includes commercials for Nike, GAP, Coke, Lexus, BMW, and Footlocker.
While in Film School, Sabyn developed a cache of work which featured Tears, a narrative short starring Michael Madsen based on his poem of the same name, as published in the book, Burning in Paradise. In 2012, Mayfield refocused his attention on directing, producing, and writing. Sabyn has directed music videos for artists including Redlight King, Julien Baker, Vanessa Carlton, Shannon Magrane, Olivia Lane, and Space Capone. His commercial work includes spots for local and national brands, but is highlighted by a series of anti-bullying PSA's provided to organizations against bullying.
Sabyn's feature film debut was Boomtown, starring Tyler Riggs, Rachel Brosnahan, Boyd Holbrook, Dwight Yoakam, and Jocelin Donahue. Filmed in Williston, North Dakota, it features original music by John Moreland. His follow up movie, Time Cant Be Wasted was released in 2020.
| Year | Film | Role(s) |
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| 2020 | Time Can't Be Wasted (Short Film) | Producer, director |
| 2020 | Stalker | Special Thanks |
| 2019 | Tokens (TV Movie) | Special Thanks |
| 2019 | Claws (Television Series) | Actor |
| 2018 | Natia: The Potion (Music Video) | Director, cinematographer |
| 2018 | The Ace of Belts | Executive Producer, Director |
| 2018 | Crocodile Smile (Short Film) | Producer |
| 2017 | Boomtown | Producer, director, writer |
| 2017 | Adult Interference | Producer |
| 2016 | The Redneckz: Thankful (Video Short) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2016 | Pronoun: Just Cuz You Can't (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2016 | My OMG Story (Short Film) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2015 | Julien Baker: Sprained Ankle (Music Video) | Executive Producer, Director, Writer |
| 2015 | Olivia Lane: Steal Me Away (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2015 | Shannon Magrane: Weather (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2015 | The Killz: Teenage Sky (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2015 | Vanessa Carlton: Blue Pool - Sabyn Mayfield Director's Cut | Producer, director, writer |
| 2014 | Bound (Short Film) | Producer, director |
| 2014 | The Redneckz: Get Wit It | Producer, director |
| 2014 | Sisters (Short Film) | Producer, director |
| 2014 | Sabyn Mayfield: MAAF (Short) | Producer, director |
| 2014 | Bullying: You Can Stop It (Short) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2014 | A Bedtime Story (Short) | Producer |
| 2013 | "And A Bag of Chips!" | Producer, director |
| 2013 | Pumped (Television Series) | Producer, director |
| 2013 | Black Marigolds | Associate Producer |
| 2013 | Palo Alto | Casting Associate |
| 2012 | Space Capone: Why You Wanna Say Goodnight (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2012 | Real MC's (TV Special) | Executive Producer, Director, Writer |
| 2012 | Spring Breakers | Casting Associate |
| 2012 | After | Casting Director, Actor |
| 2011 | Space Capone: I Just Wanna Dance (Music Video) | Producer, director, writer |
| 2011 | Regulate (Short Film) | Producer, director |
| 2011 | The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo | Casting Associate |
| 2011 | Footloose | Casting Associate |
| 2010 | Not a Bad Man (Short Film) | Producer, director, actor |
| 2010 | Last Night | Casting Assistant |
| 2009 | Paper Man | Casting Assistant |
| 2002 | Tears | Producer, director |
| Year | Award / Nomination | Category | Film |
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| 2020 | Golden Remi (World Fest Houston International Film Festival) | Best Documentary Short | Time Can't Be Wasted |
| 2017 | Grand Jury Prize Nominee (Nashville Film Festival) | Best New Director | Boomtown |
| 2013 | Audience Award Winner (Gasparilla International Film Festival) | Best Florida Production | And A Bag of Chips! |
In 2004, Sabyn entered the music industry, and was booked for his first gig by Sean Healy Presents at The Knitting Factory. He has played many of the iconic venues in Los Angeles, including The Key Club, House of Blues, Whiskey, The Roxy, and the El Rey Theatre. He opened for artists including Afrika Bambaataa, Nappy Roots, Necro, Mistah F.A.B, Zion I and The Grouch, and Young Dre the Truth.
His first official release, It’s a Long Dark Road, was a country/hip-hop hybrid recorded in collaboration with Mike Baiardi of Soundfile Productions. The song was submitted for consideration as the title track for the FX series Justified . Approached by the music supervisors of the MTV show Buckwild, Sabyn and Mike recorded a full-length record, Trailer Park VIP, for the show under the stage name The Redneckz. After the show was cancelled, due to the death of a cast member, the album was picked up for the CMT show Party Down South. A second record, Barn Burner, was also used for the show. [2]
In 2020, in the midst of pandemic, Sabyn recorded the Halfway There EP featuring three songs, 9 to 5 to 9 (a remix of Dolly Parton’s iconic 9 to 5 ), Oh Tennessee (as a tribute to and a re-mix of Tennessee Born, originally recorded by Randy Parton), and a collaboration with Johnny Berry and The Outliers, Halfway to Louisville. [2] [3] During the recording process, he signed with Gil Holland and sonaBLAST! Records. Since the release of his debut EP, Sabyn has continued to record and release music.
In 2021, Mayfield established CashVillian Music as a publishing company under BMI.
Devil May Care Boy (2022)
The Ville Mixtape, Vol. 1 (2022)
Palm Trees & Street Dreams (2022)
Electronic Sketchpad, Volume 2 (2022)
Electronic Sketchpad, Volume 1 (2022)
Crossroads (2021)
Urban Cowboy (2021)
Halfway There (2021)
It's a Long Dark Road (2010)
Barn Burner (Redneckz)
Trailer Park VIP (Redneckz)