Watch Hey Dillon - The Last Great DJ - Director's Cut

Hey Dillon (The Director's Cut) Written and Directed by Dean J. Augustin 2011- "Soundcheck" - The Documentary Channel - Official Selection 2011 - EMPixx Platinum Award 2010 - DOCUtah International Film Festival - Official Selection 2009 - Nevada Film Festival - Platinum Reel Award Brett Dillon battles corporations, technology, and his inner-demons to continue as - The Last Great DJ. Synopsis: The United States Department of Labor defines a person who primarily plays music on the radio as a disc jockey or DJ. Department statistic also indicated that the number of DJ's in the United States declines by about 8% a year. For over thirty-five years Brett Dillon has made "DJ" his chosen profession. Starting at age 15 when being to young to drive a car, his mother had to chauffeur him to and from his air shift, to working for one of the last family owned radio stations in America, Dillon's career has been not just unconventional but boarding on the mystic. Like many DJ's Brett moved up and down the radio dial playing Johnny Cash in Michigan, giving the daily bear and moose reports in Wyoming, losing his job to the dreaded "format change" in Texas, reading the ambulance report sponsored by the local funeral home in Nebraska, or just spinning records, Dillon has done it all. His listeners know him simply as "Dillon." Hundreds of times over his thirty-five year career, or during the all-request lunch hour, he picks up the phone. Echoing over his headphones Dillon hears those two magic words that begin a very special relationship with those devoted to him, and the Americana music he plays, "HEY DILLON."