Biography

Rick Doyle, a native Californian, is a Hawaii-based 35mm still and motion picture producer, editor, cinematographer and digital videographer. His still work has appeared on the covers of many national and international magazines including Sports Illustrated, NFL Game Day and Surfer Magazine to name a few. His work has been featured by NBC Sports, CBS Sports, and Fox Eye On L. A.

After graduating from high school, Doyle spent five years in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War, as an electronics technician repairing the missile guidance systems onboard the F-4 Phantom Jet.

Upon honorable discharge from the Navy, he continued his education and graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Applied Arts and Science with a triple major in photography, journalism and graphic communication. He went on to further education and graduated from the Hollywood Film Institute. He’s currently an active Captain in the U.S. Merchant marine. He’s been self-employed since graduating from college and his work has had him traveling to many different areas on the globe.

Doyle’s 35mm and 16mm motion picture work is currently running in many national and international television commercials. Red Water, Native State and Silence, are three films he recently produced that have garnered critical acclaim and are currently in international distribution.

Doyle’s cinematography work is represented and distributed by Doyle’s cinematography work is represented and distributed by Getty Images. His still work is represented by himself and PhotoShelter.