At Man Bites Dog Films we prove that you don’t need to be a big studio to produce great work with an innovative style.

Sergei Krasikau & Rory Owen Delaney

Our mission is to create unique films, commercials and videos that express our client’s vision with clarity, cleverness and BITE! MBD Films can guide clients from pre-production through post to create a professional visual product, while keeping it real with a down-to-earth attitude and a few laughs.

Whether you need us for concept through completion or for just one specific area of production, you will get the added benefit of our full range of services — writing, editing, and film production — minus the typical Hollywood attitude. With Panasonic HVX200 and the Canon XHA1, and an Arri light kit and a slew of sound equipment, you can rest assured that you’re getting a state-of-the-art product that will truly represent your vision.

In editing, our writing informs our story construction; in shooting, our editing informs the shot compositions; and in our writing, our production experience informs character actions. But don’t take our word for it, experience our fully insured, highly professional service for yourself today.

Rory grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. He holds a BA in English from Yale University and an MFA in Dramatic Writing from New York University where he studied under legendary screenwriter Walter Bernstein (‘The Magnificent Seven’). Rory wrote, directed, and edited the documentary ‘Toxic Soup,’ which was an Official Selection of the 2010 Atlanta Film Festival, New Jersey Film Festival and KahBang Film Festival. Before ‘Toxic Soup,’ Rory wrote the short film ‘Rosy’ — Official Selection of the 2008 Florida Film Festival and the Nantucket Film Festival — and edited ‘Method in the Mountains,’ winner of the Audience Choice Award at the 2007 West Virginia Filmmakers Festival. In 2010 Delaney was named a Kentucky Colonel by Governor Steve Beshear. Rory lives in LA with his fiancee Maya Meinert and their two pugs.

Wade grew up in Paintsville, KY, a small town in eastern Kentucky. Smith is an environmental consultant who has worked on some of the largest environmental litigation cases in the USA. In 2008, Wade was contacted by director Rory Owen Delaney to work as producer on the documentary ‘Toxic Soup.’ Since then, Wade has become the marketing director of Man Bites Dog Films. Wade’s films have screened at the Atlanta Film Festival, the New Jersey Film Festival and the KahBang Film Festival. Smith and Delaney are collaborating on a feature adaptation of Sally Denton’s book, The Bluegrass Conspiracy, as well as ‘The Legend of Jenny Wiley.’ Outside of producing, Wade choreographs stunts and is a precision driving professional. His acting chops will be on display in the short film ‘Let It Be War’ due out in 2011. Wade also currently holds a private pilot license.