Travis Stevens

Travis Stevens is known for inventive visuals, memorable characters, and subverting genre tropes.

His writing & directing debut "Girl On The Third Floor" premiered at SXSW in 2019. The film won a Fangoria Chainsaw Award ("Best First Feature") and was the #2 most watched film on Netflix.

His 2021 follow-up "Jakob's Wife" also premiered at SXSW. The picture won a Rondo Award for "Best Independent Film" and scored a Critic's Choice Super Award nomination for lead actress Barbara Crampton ("Best Actress in a Horror Movie"), as well as Fangoria Chainsaw Award nominations for "Best Lead Performance" for her and "Best Supporting Performance" for Larry Fessenden.

His most recent project, the Shudder Original "A Wounded Fawn" premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. It was named one of the "Best Horror Films of 2022" by The Hollywood Reporter, the AV Club, Slash Film, Paste Magazine and is Certified Fresh at 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. It was nominated for three Fangoria Chainsaw Awards and a Rondo Award.

Before focusing on writing & directing, Travis produced a string of well-regarded genre films that include Adam Wingard's "A Horrible Way To Die", the documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune", E.L. Katz's "Cheap Thrills", and Sarah Adina Smith's "Buster's Mal Heart" starring Rami Malek. His films have played Sundance, TIFF, Tribeca, Telluride, Cannes, Sitges, SXSW, Busan, BiFan, Fright Fest, Fantasia, Fantastic Fest and many other festivals around the world.