Jed Brian
- Writer
- Actor
- Director
Jed Brian is an American filmmaker, actor, writer, director, and producer best known for his work in the horror genre. He is based out of Southeastern Illinois.
Jed owns Lawford County Productions and serves as a writer and script contributor for ACM Films / ACMofficial (run by Alex Magaña in Los Angeles), where he crafts short horror scripts for weekly YouTube releases. Notable shorts include "Don't look in the mirror", "Night Shift", "Smiling Woman 2", "Serbian Dancing Lady Pool", and many others.
His breakthrough project was the 2013 found-footage horror thriller Unlisted Owner, which he wrote, directed, starred in, and produced alongside co-writer Tyler Landers. The film follows a group of friends investigating a house where a family was murdered, blending scares, humor, and suspense. It climbed to #9 on Amazon's Top 10 Hot New Horror Releases, earned a Blu-ray release, and remains popular on platforms like Amazon, Tubi, and VHS collectibles (now authenticated by Beckett ).
Jed Brian's "Trick Not Treat" stands as a pioneering achievement in the fusion of horror cinema and block chain technology, marking one of the first short NFT horror films ever. Released in October 2021 via Lawford County Productions and Terror Cards founder Previn Wong, the NFT dropped on the AtomicHub marketplace powered by WAX cryptocurrency, bundling exclusive access to the film alongside collectible digital memorabilia like posters, behind-the-scenes cards, costumes, and a ultra-rare signed card from Brian himself.
Brian's filmography includes "10/31: Part 3 (2022)" "Trick and Treats" (2025, with Malcolm McDowell and Gary Busey), "Fangs" (2021), Flesh Eaters", and "Grim Reaper 2".
Jed owns Lawford County Productions and serves as a writer and script contributor for ACM Films / ACMofficial (run by Alex Magaña in Los Angeles), where he crafts short horror scripts for weekly YouTube releases. Notable shorts include "Don't look in the mirror", "Night Shift", "Smiling Woman 2", "Serbian Dancing Lady Pool", and many others.
His breakthrough project was the 2013 found-footage horror thriller Unlisted Owner, which he wrote, directed, starred in, and produced alongside co-writer Tyler Landers. The film follows a group of friends investigating a house where a family was murdered, blending scares, humor, and suspense. It climbed to #9 on Amazon's Top 10 Hot New Horror Releases, earned a Blu-ray release, and remains popular on platforms like Amazon, Tubi, and VHS collectibles (now authenticated by Beckett ).
Jed Brian's "Trick Not Treat" stands as a pioneering achievement in the fusion of horror cinema and block chain technology, marking one of the first short NFT horror films ever. Released in October 2021 via Lawford County Productions and Terror Cards founder Previn Wong, the NFT dropped on the AtomicHub marketplace powered by WAX cryptocurrency, bundling exclusive access to the film alongside collectible digital memorabilia like posters, behind-the-scenes cards, costumes, and a ultra-rare signed card from Brian himself.
Brian's filmography includes "10/31: Part 3 (2022)" "Trick and Treats" (2025, with Malcolm McDowell and Gary Busey), "Fangs" (2021), Flesh Eaters", and "Grim Reaper 2".
