Topher Graham

Topher Andrew Graham is a genre filmmaker from Vancouver, BC with a flair for horror that leaves you with either a smile on your face or a broken heart. He comes to the table with over a decade of experience in short horror films. Getting his start as a set decorator with Luchagore productions, then co-founding Bad Cookie Pictures with Ariel Hansen, he quickly became a regular face in the Vancouver horror scene. Not only producing, directing, and designing festival shorts, but 360-degree films, a youtube travel series Spooky Spaces and Haunted Places, and a weekly podcast called BC is Creepy as well. He has won several production design awards for his work on M is for Matador, El Gigante, the sci-fi epic Time Heals No Wounds,and most recently Damned Supper. Additionally Topher has had two successful crowdfunding campaigns, one a fake trailer for a feature adaptation of the webcomic Punks Vs. Lizards, and the second a collection of shorts titled The Bad Cookie Combo. His work is highly collaborative, distinctive, and stylized. His new film, Don't Tell Your Mom promise's an 80's style horror comedy romp complete with vampiric action.