Films by Asher Ryan Photography
Inspired by photography and storytelling, my films focus on emotion, atmosphere, and meaningful human experiences creating visual stories that stay with audiences long after the screen fades to black.
Where The Water Reached: 21 Months Later
(In Production)
Documentary
Estimated Runtime: 45 to 60 minutes
A developing documentary project focused on the voices, memories, and lasting aftermath left behind after devastating flooding in North Carolina and Tennessee. Through interviews, landscapes, and personal stories, the project seeks to preserve the experiences of the communities forever changed by the water.
Thomas
(In Production- April 2027 Release)
Short Film - Historical Drama
Estimated Runtime: 5 Minutes
Set in the Appalachian mountains during World War II, Thomas follows a family holding tightly to faith, routine, and one another as war changes life back home. Told through quiet moments and emotional imagery, the film reflects on sacrifice, love, and the lasting impact of loss across generations.
Mile Marker
2026
Short Film - Psychological Thriller
Run Time: 4 minutes 3 seconds
EdTv Film Fest - Best Cinematography
During a southbound journey along the Appalachian Trail, two thru-hikers begin to realize something unsettling may be following them through the mountains. Blending psychological tension with Appalachian atmosphere, Mile Marker is a haunting short film focused on isolation, fear, and the things people carry with them into the wilderness.
The Key to Tomorrow
2025
Short Film - Drama
Run Time: 3 Minutes 48 seconds
Edtv Film Fest - Best Cinematography
A powerful short film exploring the hidden weight carried by many veterans after returning home. Through symbolic imagery and emotional storytelling, The Key to Tomorrow shines a light on isolation, memory, and the importance of hope when tomorrow feels out of reach.