David Bryant

David Bryant is an accomplished filmmaker and screenwriter known for his impressive contributions to the world of cinema. His career took off with the horror short film "Heebie Jeebies," which garnered attention after being selected by director Oren Peli for inclusion on the DVD and Blu-ray release of "Paranormal Activity." In 1997, he made his feature film debut with the horror flick "Dead Wood," which became a notable success, attracting distribution in various territories and securing a U.S. release through Lionsgate.

David's subsequent work includes the drama "Victims," which was well-received at prestigious festivals such as Fantasia and Raindance, where it earned accolades for Best Screenplay and Best Feature. He then ventured into comedy with "Drunk on Love" and explored psychological thrills with "Splinter," a film that earned him the Best Director award at the Unrestricted View Film Festival. Additionally, he showcased his versatility with the sci-fi drama short "Between Worlds."

As a screenwriter, David has achieved significant recognition, reaching the Quarter Finals of the Screencraft Horror competition, the Semi Finals of Killer Shorts, and placing in the Top 6% for the Academy Nicholl Fellowship. In 2020, he was also a Finalist in the Screencraft Action & Adventure competition. Currently, David is actively developing new projects, further solidifying his impact in the film industry.