Los Angeles · Byulor Films
Born in Yerevan, Armenia. Raised in Russia. Shaped by Los Angeles and a decade and a half behind the lens. A graduate of UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television, Tigran has built two parallel careers — as a narrative filmmaker whose films have earned international recognition, and as a full-service video producer trusted by leading brands across the United States.
Tigran's films are drawn from the raw material of existing between three countries and never fully belonging to any of them. He works in the space where autobiography meets archetype — where a specific Armenian-American story becomes something anyone who has ever felt out of place can recognize as their own.
His short films have screened at festivals from Los Angeles to Yerevan, earning awards for their psychological depth and a distinctive visual sensibility. Each project has been a deliberate step toward his debut feature, Echoes of the Past, currently in development.
View on IMDb →For over a decade and a half, Tigran has operated as a full-service video producer — the rare combination of creative director and production engine in one person. He has led large-scale shoots for companies in tech, legal, finance, healthcare, entertainment, and the non-profit sector, delivering broadcast-quality results with the efficiency that only genuine experience provides.
His communication skills are the reason clients keep coming back: he listens first, strategizes second, and shoots third. The result is branded content that doesn't just look cinematic — it accomplishes what the client actually set out to do.
From 30-second social spots to multi-camera corporate documentaries, from luxury brand films to law firm commercials — Tigran brings a filmmaker's eye and a producer's discipline to every frame.
A word with no dictionary entry and a philosophy that has crossed three countries.
In 2008, a 15-year-old in Russia sat captivated, watching Slumdog Millionaire on Blu-Ray. The ring of the word "Blu-Ray" ignited a spark — prompting the creation of a personal term: Byulor. Not found in any dictionary. But deeply his own.
"Byulor" became a touchstone — a commitment to work of distinctive character, exceptional quality, and significant purpose. It followed Tigran when he migrated to the United States in 2013. It named the production company he founded. It lives in every project that bears its mark.
"Byulor" is the relentless dedication infused into each project. The fire in the eyes when talking about a client's vision. The adrenaline of a drone shot coming together against a perfect sky. It's why clients hire Tigran — and why they come back.
The company operates across both worlds — narrative film and commercial production — with the same standard applied to both. Because the 15-year-old who coined that word would accept nothing less.
Los Angeles-based. Available globally.