Lowell Dean

Lowell Dean began his career as a writer and director with the release of WolfCop in Canadian Cineplex theatres. The film was a horror-comedy that starred Leo Fafard in the lead role. As part of his success, Dean went on to direct the sequel, Another WolfCop, as well as other films such as 13 Eerie, SuperGrid, and Dark Match. In addition to filmmaking, Dean also ventured into television, directing episodes for the children's series Hi Opie! produced by The Jim Henson Company, and the Canadian reality series Dust Up produced by Paperny Entertainment. His film Die Alone debuted at the Sitges Film Festival, winning the Midnight X-treme audience choice award before being released.