Steven "Prozak" Shippy is a filmmaker, artist, and writer who has made a name for himself as a director, musician, and author.
Born in 1981 in Detroit, Michigan, Shippy has been a lifelong creative. As a student, Shippy was interested in the arts, writing, and design, as well as a strong interest in music. After graduating from college, he moved to Los Angeles, California, to pursue a career in film.
In Los Angeles, Shippy worked on several projects, including music videos, commercial work, and a feature film. He quickly gained recognition for his work and was invited to direct a feature film, "The Devil's Toybox," in 2008. The film was released in 2010 and won numerous awards, including Best Feature Film at the Fantasia International Film Festival.
Shippy's following film, "Paranormal Diaries: Clophill," was released in 2013. The film was praised for its high-quality production and compelling story. The success of the film led to Shippy's next project, a documentary titled "The Possession Experiment." The film, released in 2016, follows a group of people as they explore the supernatural.
In addition to filmmaking, Shippy has also released several albums under the name "Prozak" and has written two books, "The Art of Frustration" and "The Art of Horror." He has also collaborated with the band, "Twiztid," on a number of projects.
Shippy's films have been featured in numerous international film festivals and have been praised for their unique style and storytelling. His work has been described as "unsettling," "moving," and "intriguing." He has also been featured in publications such as "Rolling Stone," "Variety," and "The Hollywood Reporter."
Overall, Steven "Prozak" Shippy is a talented filmmaker and artist who has earned much acclaim for his work. His passion for storytelling and the arts shines through in his films, and he continues to make an impact in the industry with his creative vision.
