Brandon Krum
- Actor
- Producer
- Editor
Working on films based out of New York City, Los Angeles, Florida, Texas, and the UK, Brandon is an American Actor, Producer, Director, and Editor with a focus on Film, Web TV, and Theater. Brandon began his acting career doing stage performances in Michigan, where he was born and raised.
He is best known for his collaboration with the Director of Jason Goes To Hell, Adam Marcus, on the Friday the 13th documentary "Hearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday", his acting roles in the '70s set film "Strix", the 80's inspired horror film "Massacre Academy", and for Producing such feature films as "Mistletoe Massacre" and the UK production titled "Nest of Vampires", along with reoccurring appearances on "TMZ Live" as a guest commentator.
Some of Brandon's previous work includes directing, producing, and starring in the web series "The Fan-tastic Show".
After working with director Ryan Andrew Balas, on "Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her" in 2009, he went on to act in "The Kings of Yorktown", a film in which he Co-Produced, under the direction of Darren Marshall (Netflix) in 2010. Later that year he performed in NYC's Premier Haunted Attraction, Blood Manor, as Dr. Frankenstein.
In March of 2011, Brandon's documentary film, A "Classic" Tale: From Flabby To Fantastic, had its World Premier at Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Arnold Sports Film Festival". Brandon plans to continue to work in both film and theater for many years to come!
He is best known for his collaboration with the Director of Jason Goes To Hell, Adam Marcus, on the Friday the 13th documentary "Hearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday", his acting roles in the '70s set film "Strix", the 80's inspired horror film "Massacre Academy", and for Producing such feature films as "Mistletoe Massacre" and the UK production titled "Nest of Vampires", along with reoccurring appearances on "TMZ Live" as a guest commentator.
Some of Brandon's previous work includes directing, producing, and starring in the web series "The Fan-tastic Show".
After working with director Ryan Andrew Balas, on "Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her" in 2009, he went on to act in "The Kings of Yorktown", a film in which he Co-Produced, under the direction of Darren Marshall (Netflix) in 2010. Later that year he performed in NYC's Premier Haunted Attraction, Blood Manor, as Dr. Frankenstein.
In March of 2011, Brandon's documentary film, A "Classic" Tale: From Flabby To Fantastic, had its World Premier at Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Arnold Sports Film Festival". Brandon plans to continue to work in both film and theater for many years to come!
