Eve Van Dyke is an Emmy Award–winning filmmaker and writer whose work spans fiction, nonfiction, and commercial storytelling. Across formats, she creates visually elevated, emotionally grounded stories. A Fulbright Scholar in Mexico City in 2015, Van Dyke developed her artistic voice through early narrative and music video work before building a career across documentary, film and television.

She won an Emmy Award for Zero Tolerance, a VICE on HBO documentary about a family separated at the U.S.–Mexico border, and later directed episodes of the Peacock docuseries Shadowland. Her short documentary, PAUSE, was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick and premiered in Document Journal.

Her narrative work has been recognized by the Tribeca Creators Market, the Gotham TV Series Lab, and the Academy Nicholl Fellowship. In 2024, she completed a DGA mentorship with Emmy Award–winning director Karyn Kusama.

Van Dyke is drawn to intimate stories in which personal experience collides with larger psychological, cultural, and technological forces.

Selected Film, TV, & BRANDEd Work

  • DOCUMENTARY REEL
    A selection of my past documentary work, including the Emmy Award winning documentary Zero Tolerance, various work for VICE for HBO, America Divided with actor America Ferrera for EPIX, and from Guest, a web series made with support from the Fulbright program.

  • SHADOWLAND, DOCUSERIES
    PEACOCK
    I directed episode five and six of SHADOWLAND, a docuseries that aired on Peacock that examined conspiracy theories in America and the people who believe them.

  • ARE WE LIVING IN A SIMULATION? Eve Van Dyke

    ARE WE LIVING IN A SIMULATION? DOCUMENTARY SHORT, VICE HBO
    In one of my favorite pieces for VICE, I worked with the incredible animation duo at Overture to create this short documentary examining Nick Bolstrom’s theory.

  • PAUSE , DOCUMENTARY SHORT
    Co-directed with Gillian Zinser. We put this together during the height of the pandemic in an effort to create a reminder of the power of our communion as we experienced this unique duality of both extreme isolation and extraordinary connectivity in New York during the lockdown.

  • ROTO EVE VAN DYKE

    ROTO (BROKEN) NARRATIVE SHORT
    A young woman finds solitude in order to process a devastating loss. Shot in Mexico with support of the U.S/Mexico Fulbright program (Languages: Spanish, English)

  • THE INTERN DIARIES
    BRANDED SERIES FOR AEROPOSTALE
    I created, wrote, and directed The Intern Diaries, a six-part mockumentary series for Aéropostale starring Déjà Clark, reaching over 20 million viewers across platforms.

  • ROUTE TO CONNECTION
    BRANDED SHORT FOR AT&T
    Webby-nominated short documentary for AT&T. Premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and is now streaming on Amazon Prime.