Britton Stebbins
- Director
- Actor
- Writer
Britton Stebbins graduated from The Lee Strasberg Institute of Acting
in New York City in 1994. The next two years after that he had been
cast from a variety of Broadway and Off-Broadway plays. In 1997,
Britton called it quits and moved back home where he graduated from
Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts. He then made his first movie
entitled, "Batman & Robin Forever." Britton immediately went to film
school and graduated in 2000 from the Motion Picture Institute of
Michigan where he made his second feature entitled "Night." That was
the first of many that Britton started to disappear to the dark side of
the moon. He then ventured out to L.A. in 2000, and worked with Paul
Thomas Anderson ("Boogie Nights,""There Will Be Blood") as a production
assistant. In 2001, he moved back home again to work on his most
challenging endeavor. The movie was a semi-autobiography about one
man's struggle entering hell and dealing with the diabolical shapes
that lurk within it. In 2005, Britton released "Odyssey: 1000 Light
Years From Home," at a running time of 124 minutes. However, Britton
grew jaded of all the constant struggles and financial difficulties
during the making of the movie that he decided to call it quits for
quite a while. Six years later he conjured up a haunting tale about one
man's battle against the mysterious disappearance of his sister, which
is entitled, "Dark Night of the Pumpkinman." A year later Britton
continued his Halloween saga with "Dark Night of the Pumpkinman 2." Five years later after numerous re-writes and financial struggles, Britton finally lifted his Grindhouse superheroine flick off the ground entitled, "Red Venom Kills." Recently, Red Venom has been released on numerous internet channels. Lately, Britton is in pre-production for his seventh feature entitled "Midnight Trashshow." It revolves around a struggling late night local television studio who shows grindhouse movies after dark. The film includes fake grindhouse trailers, two grindhouse vignettes, and the main plot featuring the sultry hostess Lady Silk.
