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Ramez Silyan heads to Stink
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Writer and director Ramez Silyan signs to Stink for UK and US representation.
Stink announce that writer-director Ramez Silyan has joined its roster for commercial and music video representation across the UK, US, Ireland, Amsterdam, and Canada markets.
Silyan, also known as Mezzy, is a filmmaker renowned for bringing cultural stardom to the screen with a striking visual language. His collaborations span a high-profile list of talent including Sydney Sweeney, Charli XCX, Post Malone, and Blackpink’s Rosé. With a background in music and a poetic, Americana-inspired sensibility, he creates cinematic, film-shot worlds that reframe icons through a dreamlike lens.
Silyan’s storytelling leans into character and emotion, resonating with youth and subcultural aesthetics. His branded collaborations include work for RIMOWA, Tiffany & Co., Farfetch, UGG, and Ford, among others.
Expanding beyond commercial work, Silyan’s music documentary Everybody’s Everything, a tender portrait of late rapper Lil Peep, premiered at SXSW and was executive produced by legendary filmmaker Terrence Malick. His work has received recognition from Camerimage, 1.4, Director’s Library, Kodak Awards, and more.
“For me, Stink has a reputation for being at the forefront of top-tier creative storytelling,” said Silyan. “Their dedication to keeping up with the ever-changing business while maintaining a talent-first approach is something that deeply resonates with me. I'm very excited to join the roster and to continue to develop as a director.”
Daniel Bergmann, President of Stink, added: “Stink is honoured to sign Ramez. He is a unique filmmaker with a modern mind and a sort of old soul at the same time. We are excited about the journey we are embarking on.”
Ben Davies, Managing Director of Stink US, concluded: “Ramez has more than just undeniable talent, he has the ability to collaborate with and elevate relevant artists, bringing to life stories that resonate with the cultural zeitgeist. We’re thrilled to welcome him to Stink.”
With Silyan on board, Stink continues to champion next-generation storytellers who push visual boundaries while staying grounded in character and emotion.
