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Selected Work
Behind the scenes on the Born x Raised spot, a Collective Camera Cranes rig lifting an overhead light array above a baseball team on an East LA street
303.8K Likes
3.2K Comments
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A Collective Camera Cranes crane arm counterweighted on a period interior set, operator silhouetted at the monitor
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138 Comments
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The Look of Obsession, a camera assistant holding a slate on set beneath the film's neon title treatment
10.4K Likes
1.7K Comments
413 Reposts
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The Psychology of Color in Film, a symmetrical ensemble frame used to explain color harmony
51.3K Likes
133 Comments
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ND hard grad demonstration, a cinematographer operating an ARRI camera with a matte box on set
32.7K Likes
291 Comments
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A large overhead diffusion frame rigged against open sky, used to soften harsh daylight on an exterior
12.2K Likes
50 Comments
308 Reposts
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David Liebling operating a Steadicam through haze on the Dancing with the Stars set
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59 Comments
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A Legacy Grip overhead silk suspended above a pool on the Old Navy commercial, softening midday sun
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59 Comments
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The Color Orange in Film, a grid of orange graded film frames from the Filmmakers Academy color series
37.4K Likes
70 Comments
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Behind the scenes on The Studio, a camera car rig mounted to a vintage convertible with two actors in the front seat
32K Likes
149 Comments
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Strada Beast Mode, an iPhone 15 built out on a full cinema rig with wireless video and matte box
37.7K Likes
364 Comments
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Three frames from Autumn Durald Arkapaw's cinematography, a lantern at night, a church interior, and a close up
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57 Comments
377 Reposts
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“Lost Objects grew my Instagram from 400 to over 50,000 followers in less than a year, completely organically. Their personalized strategy and attention to detail have been the foundation for building my brand online.”
Brendan Riel
Brendan Riel
Local 80 Key Grip & Owner, Legacy Grip
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“Kyra and Brendan helped me launch a cohesive brand across Instagram and my website, with a clear roadmap tailored to the film industry. Their creative input and strategic approach have been invaluable.”
Bruce Eisenberg
Bruce Eisenberg
Cinematographer & Photographer
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“Lost Objects gave me clear, actionable advice that elevated my Instagram and made my profile stand out. Their feedback was thoughtful, easy to implement, and made an immediate difference in how I present my work online.”
Hugo Will
Hugo Will
Cinematographer
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Kyra Sweeney
Kyra Sweeney
Co-Founder, Lost Objects
Actor, Producer
kyra@wearelostobjects.com
@kyragracee
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I grew up on set watching my father, Shane Hurlbut, ASC, paint with light, and I fell in love with performance early. After training at the Marni Cooper School of Acting and earning my BFA from AMDA, I appeared in Netflix's Holidate and Tall Girl 2 and Kacey Musgraves' Star Crossed film, and I recently booked a lead role in an unannounced AAA video game. Lost Objects is where I bring that same artistic sensibility to helping filmmakers and creative brands build strong, authentic digital presences.

COMFORT FILM · HAMNET (2025)

Brendan Sweeney
Brendan Sweeney
Co-Founder, Lost Objects
Director, Producer
brendan@wearelostobjects.com
@brenpancake
brenpancake
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I came up as a filmmaker, and Lost Objects is my way back to it. As Co-Founder with my wife and partner Kyra, I'm building a creative boutique that brings cinematic craft to social media, working with cinematographers, grip and lighting companies, production houses, and film industry brands on campaigns as considered as the work our clients make on set. After leading Filmmakers Academy as CEO, I've returned to directing and producing with sharper instincts, better systems, and a clearer sense of what I want to make.

COMFORT FILM · PIG (2021)

Lost Objects is a boutique social media agency built from inside the film industry. Founded in 2023 by Kyra and Brendan Sweeney in West Hollywood, we help cinematographers, production companies, grip and lighting houses, and creative brands show up online with the same craft they bring to set. Every strategy is built by people who speak the language of this industry, because we came up in it.

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