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Realms of Design is a team of creative designers and thinkers, and sometimes we need more to expand the way we can accomplish your goals.
In doing so we have teamed up with a team of writers, directors and videographers by the name of the Horne Brothers. Much like Realms of Design, this team merge to create fluent projects ranging from commercials, music videos, and films. Teamed with Realms of Designs pre-production, production and post services, we now have rounded off the full capabilities that Realms of Design was missing.

About The Horne Brothers

When it comes to putting a production together, the Horne Brothers are methodical in their approach. Tyson, Byron and Ryon Horne are artists by nature. Combine that with a pure love with the process of filmmaking and the possibilities are endless.

Their methodical approach, however, comes from the skill they developed in their respective careers: Tyson in photography, Byron in film and music production, and Ryon in Journalism. But it wasn’t until January of 2005 that the time was right for all three to join their talents and create an entertainment production company that covers all grounds for success.

Starting with the oldest of the trio, Tyson, 34, has been an accomplished photographer for nearly a decade. After studying photography at the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, Tyson relocated to Atlanta with his wife and son. It was here that he honed in on his skill of photography and cinematography with one of the elite wedding companies on the east coast, Wedding One.

With Tyson’s creative eye, he adds to The Horne Brothers the dimension of cinematography from an artist point-of-view. After hearing out an idea, he can effectively take the initial vision and beautifully convey it through the lens, adding his spice.

Byron, 31, is the middle brother. After graduating from the Art Institute of Atlanta, where he received a degree in Business Management, Byron first gained experience working for Power/Triad Records. He was the national record pool director and marketing assistant; sending the company's product to DJ's, radio stations, and dance clubs around the country. He also worked with video promotion, distributing music videos to over 300 video televisions. 

That responsibility led Byron to direct many of the company's national recording artists in music videos, including R&B singer Cherrelle and rapper MC Breed. Byron then made his transition to filmmaking when he co-wrote and directed the 1999 Blockbuster hit "Dollar," starring MC Breed, Atlanta radio personality Ryan Cameron, and comedian Bruce Bruce. The film sold approximately 100,000 units, nation wide.

Byron brings his keen insight to the process of filmmaking, production, scheduling, and casting. He possesses a wide range of knowledge in directing features, commercials and music videos. He’s more than capable of directing productions ranging from half day shoots to Hollywood feature length films.

In comes Ryon, the youngest of The Horne Brothers. With a background in professional journalism that trails to his early high school years, Ryon posses a the knowledge of how to play the media towards a production as well as writing, preparing and editing production scripts that will capture an audience. Starting as a young student reporter in South Florida with the Miami Herald, one of the country’s largest newspaper, Ryon first got his taste of the entertainment industry by interviewing the like of L.L. Cool J, R. Kelly.

While attending Clark Atlanta University, Ryon earned a position as an entertainment reporter for a thriving Internet magazine. There he delved into the industry by profiling entertainers like Jay-Z, F. Gary Gray and the incomparable Oprah Winfrey. His love for journalism landed him a career with The Atlanta Journal Constitution, the largest newspaper in the Southeast. Covering events from Music Midtown to the Oscars, Ryon has developed an incredible eye for what’s in and what’s out, without it compromising his creative integrity.

The Horne Brothers are dedicated to expressing themselves through their art form. With only months in existence the company has already garnered business from all over. First with Rasha Entertainment on the filming of “The Sun Will Rise,” starring Zane and Nina Nicole. The Horne Brothers were also beckoned to shoot corporate videos for Best Buy, which has led on to an ongoing relationship with the mega company.

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Indie Film Directed by the Horne Brothers is now in the film festival circuit.