Dalton Cyr
- Actor
- Music Department
- Composer
Whether it be the release of his third EP and his music film trilogy, starring in Amazon's Pilot, "A History of Radness", his new movie "Time Toys" (which also features two of his songs), 350+ live music performances, or his role in Pretty Little Liars, Dalton Cyr is on the path to establishing his place in the entertainment industry.
As an actor, Cyr starred as the lead "Judd" in Amazon Studio's music-driven sitcom, "A History of Radness" written and executive produced by "Hannah Montana's" Andrew Green and as Holden in the movie, "Time Toys" directed by Mark Rosman ("A Cinderella Story", "The Perfect Man"). He also has appeared in FreeForm's (formerly ABC Family) hit show "Pretty Little Liars" and will appear in the series finale of the show. At the 37th Annual Young Artist Awards, he was nominated for two awards, winning in one category. He was also a featured performer at both the 37th and 38th Annual televised Young Artist Awards Show.
As a singer, songwriter, and multi-Instrumentalist, he wrote, recorded and released his first full-length album by the age of 12. He released his third EP, "Breathe", along with its accompanying music film trilogy in April 2017. Cyr created the concept for the "Breathe" film, directed, acted, co-wrote the script and scored the music for the film, telling a story across 3 separate music videos which will also be combined and released as one cohesive film. A prolific songwriter, described as Ed Sheeran meets Bruce Springsteen, Cyr was named "one of the most promising upcoming songwriters in the world" by industry talent scouts and chosen as one of twenty songwriters and filmmakers aged 12-18 from around the globe to participate in the Prodigy Camp which is run by filmmaker Rick Stevenson and some of the industry's most esteemed professionals (including Emmy & Oscar winners. Two of his songs are featured in the feature film "Time Toys" with his single "The Way It Should Be" as the official music video for the movie. At the age of 14, he was inducted into Robert M Knight's The Brotherhood of the Guitar which is centered on upcoming guitarists who are considered to be the guitar legends of tomorrow. A high-energy performer who instantly captivates audiences with his powerful guitar, intense vocal delivery and lively stage show, Cyr began touring when he was 12 years old. He has performed as an opening act and as a headliner at amphitheaters, coliseums, festivals, and fairs throughout the East Coast, Midwest, South and the West Coast in front of audiences as large as 50,000+.
Cyr supports multiple charities and is a National Ambassador of The Dream Factory, a national organization that grants dreams to critically and chronically ill children.
As an actor, Cyr starred as the lead "Judd" in Amazon Studio's music-driven sitcom, "A History of Radness" written and executive produced by "Hannah Montana's" Andrew Green and as Holden in the movie, "Time Toys" directed by Mark Rosman ("A Cinderella Story", "The Perfect Man"). He also has appeared in FreeForm's (formerly ABC Family) hit show "Pretty Little Liars" and will appear in the series finale of the show. At the 37th Annual Young Artist Awards, he was nominated for two awards, winning in one category. He was also a featured performer at both the 37th and 38th Annual televised Young Artist Awards Show.
As a singer, songwriter, and multi-Instrumentalist, he wrote, recorded and released his first full-length album by the age of 12. He released his third EP, "Breathe", along with its accompanying music film trilogy in April 2017. Cyr created the concept for the "Breathe" film, directed, acted, co-wrote the script and scored the music for the film, telling a story across 3 separate music videos which will also be combined and released as one cohesive film. A prolific songwriter, described as Ed Sheeran meets Bruce Springsteen, Cyr was named "one of the most promising upcoming songwriters in the world" by industry talent scouts and chosen as one of twenty songwriters and filmmakers aged 12-18 from around the globe to participate in the Prodigy Camp which is run by filmmaker Rick Stevenson and some of the industry's most esteemed professionals (including Emmy & Oscar winners. Two of his songs are featured in the feature film "Time Toys" with his single "The Way It Should Be" as the official music video for the movie. At the age of 14, he was inducted into Robert M Knight's The Brotherhood of the Guitar which is centered on upcoming guitarists who are considered to be the guitar legends of tomorrow. A high-energy performer who instantly captivates audiences with his powerful guitar, intense vocal delivery and lively stage show, Cyr began touring when he was 12 years old. He has performed as an opening act and as a headliner at amphitheaters, coliseums, festivals, and fairs throughout the East Coast, Midwest, South and the West Coast in front of audiences as large as 50,000+.
Cyr supports multiple charities and is a National Ambassador of The Dream Factory, a national organization that grants dreams to critically and chronically ill children.
