- Born
- Height5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Fraser Coull is an award writer, director, and producer with a strong background in creating supernatural and fantasy-driven content. He is best known for his work on the award-winning supernatural web series Cops and Monsters (2014-2019), where he oversaw a remote writers' room and produced nine episodes. Fraser's career began with the creation of the web series Night is Day (2005-2007), where he wrote 13 episodes, showcasing his passion for genre storytelling.
Fraser is developing several exciting projects, including Origins of the Laoich, a Scottish mythological fantasy with Debbie Moon as Executive Producer. Additionally, he is working on the short film Death, Whatever!, a dark comedy about an unlikely Grim Reaper apprentice, in collaboration with Lucy Linger. Fraser is also involved in the animated series Celtic Warriors, which brings Scottish folklore to life through action-packed storytelling. Fraser's award winning short film, "Faithful" is due for release in 2025 on the STV Player.
With a talent for blending grounded human experiences with the supernatural, Fraser continues to push boundaries in genre filmmaking and television.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fraser Coull
- Fraser's debut feature film, "Night is Day" won Best Low Budget Film at the Los Angeles Motion Picture Festival in May 2020. His on-going supernatural web series, "Cops and Monsters" also won Best Web Series.
- Fraser is currently writing his 2nd feature film, a supernatural thriller called "Origins".
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