Dylan Hundley started her training as an actress at The Neighborhood Playhouse and The Groundlings immediately after leaving high school on New York's Upper East Side. On her first audition she managed to land the role of Sally Fowler in Whit Stillman's "Metropolitan". She went on to star in many independent films such as The Brooklyn Film Festival's 2001 winner for best picture "A Holiday Affair" and many supporting roles in studio films including, "Dangerous Game" along side Madonna and Harvey Keitel, and Stillman's "The Last Days of Disco" along side Kate Beckinsale and Chloe Sevigny to name but a few.
Ms. Hundley has engaged in other aspects of the entertainment business and financial industry as well whilst engaging in her creative pursuits. She acted as A&R consultant for HiFi Recordings the home of Spacehog, The Marvelous Three and Avril Lavigne from 1997-2000. She also acted as Vice President of Marketing and Events at Friedland Capital from 2004-2006, a firm specializing in Investor Relations and financial community events. In this arena, she now consults directly for companies seeking exposure within the financial community. One entitled "Funded" which deals with a venture capital subject matter and another entitled "Underground Hall of Fame" which follows largely unknown musical artists with established followings.
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