Sylvain White

A visionary in the realm of action and horror, Sylvain White was born in 1975 in France, in the midst of the Parisian culture. His career in directing took flight in the early 2000s, making a name for himself through prominent works such as "Stomp the Yard," "The Losers," and the spine-chilling horror film, "Slender Man." Although White hasn't been recognized with major awards, his distinctive storytelling style, combining intense action with psychological horror, has left an indelible mark in both genres.

Sylvain White, with his unyielding commitment to his craft and his unique blend of genres, continues to push the boundaries of cinematic storytelling, never ceasing to captivate his audience.