Jackson Avery Steele

Jackson Avery Steele is an independent filmmaker, author, and game developer whose work focuses on horror, dark comedy, and unconventional storytelling. He is the founder of A Duck's Quack, an independent production company, and co-host of the Bloody Wankers podcast and YouTube channel. Jackson began directing in high school, where he adapted Sophie Treadwell's “Machinal” for the stage and created original works including the horror satire play “For Thine Is Life” and the horror-comedy feature “Cutlery,” a film about killer silverware. In addition to filmmaking, he develops video games, including the project “Kamakazzzbee.”