dnd films, inc.

We are a full service independent media production company, specializing in the creation of quality television programming,
feature films, music videos, and special event coverage.

Founded by David Dillehunt in 1998, and incorporated in 2003,
DND Films continues to dazzle its clients with outstanding, professional content.  Based in Charlottesville, VA, our clients
include Shout! Factory, NRB Network, Mobile Beat Magazine,
and SlimeCon Enterprises.

Since our inception, the mission has been to cultivate new and exciting multimedia projects using minimal resources that aim to
entertain, move, and inspire.

YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON FILM

What happens when you travel to the birthplace of green slime?  For an entire generation of classic Nickelodeon fans, it's like finding the Holy Grail.  Join David Dillehunt for "You Can't Do That on Film," the first and only feature length documentary about the cult-classic children's show, "You Can't Do That on Television."

Originally produced in 2004 for the show's 25th anniversary,
don't miss an exclusive tour of the original sound stage, tons of
rare photos and memories, and interviews with nearly two dozen cast and crew members, including Les Lye, Christine McGlade, Alasdair Gillis, Adam Reid and Alanis Morissette.

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VELVET RUT

Velvet Rut is defined as any locale, especially a smaller city, with few opportunities for career advancement that traps its inhabitants with its laidback lifestyle.

David Dillehunt, Maggie Castro, and Hassan Abdelhalim star in this compelling dramedy that satirizes life in the small college town of Charlottesville, Virginia.  Forming a unique blend of smart and absurd, this talented cast of twenty-somethings brings to life
a truly hilarious world with quirky inhabitants.

Produced and Directed by David Dillehunt.

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A JEFFERSON DINNER

John R. Hanny has distinguished himself as a chef, restaurateur, historian, writer, father, political operative and dabbler of all things French – especially wine and food.  At the age of 23, he served as food and wine consultant to the White House, helping to plan and prepare state dinners for leaders from around the globe and regularly advising Presidents Kennedy and Johnson on a variety of culinary matters. 

He went on to build an extraordinarily successful career as a restaurant owner, catering executive, and food consultant.  In this special presentation, Hanny hosts a "Jefferson Dinner" at the historic Road House Tavern in Cismont, Virginia.