Frazer Lee

Frazer Lee is a British screenwriter, filmmaker, and novelist.

Career

Frazer Lee's novel The Lamplighters was a Bram_Stoker_Award_for_Best_First_Novel Finalist[1] in 2011. His other published works include Panic Button: The Official Movie Novelization (2011), novels Hearthstone Cottage (2019) and Greyfriars Reformatory (2020), and the Daniel Gates Adventures series of novellas (2013-2018).

Lee's film and television directing credits include On Edge (1999)[2], Red Lines (2002), and The Stay (2015). Frazer was named[3] one of the Top 12 UK directors in MySpace.com’s Movie Mash-up contest by a panel including representatives from 20th Century Fox, Vertigo Films and Film Four. He was awarded[4] the Edgar Allan Poe Gothic Filmmaker Award in 2018 for The Stay.

His screenplay credits include Simone (2010) and Panic_Button_(2011_film), which had its market premiere at Cannes_Film_Festival and its public premiere at London_FrightFest_Film_Festival[5] after festival director Alan_Jones_(film_critic) placed it at number one in his 'Top 5 must-see gems' for 2011[6].

Biography

Frazer Lee was born in Rochford, South East Essex and formed his first production company, Robber Baron Productions, in 1998. His guest speaking engagements have included The London Screenwriters Festival[7] and The Guerilla Filmmakers Masterclass[8]. He is Head of Creative Writing at Brunel University London[9] and resides in Buckinghamshire, UK with his family.

Books
  • Greyfriars Reformatory, Flame Tree Press, 2020
  • Hearthstone Cottage, Flame Tree Press, 2019
  • The Daniel Gates Adventures, Vol. 2, Crossroad Press, 2018
  • The Daniel Gates Adventures, Vol. 1, Crossroad Press, 2018
  • The Skintaker, Samhain Publishing, 2015
  • The Jack in the Green, Samhain Publishing, 2013
  • Panic Button: The Official Movie Novelization, All2gethr Industries, 2011
  • The Lamplighters, Samhain Publishing, 2011

Film
  • The Stay, Appin Films, 2015
  • Panic Button, Movie Mogul Films, 2011, with Chris Crow, John Shackleton, David Shillitoe
  • Simone, 386 Films, 2010
  • Red Lines, Robber Baron Productions, 2002
  • On Edge, Robber Baron Productions, 1998

Short Fiction
  • Ill Met By Moonlight (published in Lighthouse Magazine Issue 2, Dec 2003)
  • Pendragon Rising (published in Maelstrom, Calvin House 2004)
  • Urbane (published in Lunar Harvest, paperback, Calvin House 2005 & Read By Dawn Vol. 2, Bloody Books 2007)
  • Conspiracy of Silence (published in Nocturne 5, Calvin House 2006)
  • Tinsel (published in Read By Dawn Vol. 3, Bloody Books 2008)
  • Hair of the Dog (published in Urbane and Other Horror Tales, 2009)
  • The Minus Touch (published in Urbane and Other Horror Tales, 2009)
  • Half/Life (published in Urbane and Other Horror Tales, 2009)
  • To Take the Water Down and Go To Sleep (published in The Beauty of Death Volume 2, Independent Legions 2017)

Short Fiction Collections
  • Urbane and Other Horror Tales (ebook & paperback, Create Space 2009)
  • Ill Met By Moonlight (chapbook, Ghost Writer Publications 2009)

Poetry
  • Some Velvet Mourning published in Horror Writers Association Poetry Showcase Volume V (ebook & paperback, Horror Writers Association 2018)

Non-fiction
  • “Not everything that moves, breathes and talks is alive”: Christianity, Korean Shamanism and Reincarnation in Whispering Corridors (1998) and The Wailing (2016) – published in Scared Sacred: Idolatry, Religion and Worship in the Horror Film, editors: Rebecca Booth, Erin Thompson, R.F. Todd (House of Leaves Publishing, 2020)
  • Koji Suzuki’s Ring: A world literary perspective – published in Horror Literature From Gothic to Postmodern: Critical Essays. Editors Nicholas Diak, Michele Brittany (McFarland Publishing, 2020)

Recognition
  • Finalist[1], Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel, (The Lamplighters) 2011

Other awards and nominations
  • Runner up, Geoffrey Ashe Prize, (Pendragon Rising) Library of Avalon UK 1998
  • Highly Commended (On Edge) Fantastic Films Manchester UK 2000
  • Best Short Film (On Edge) Halloween Filmfest Germany 2001
  • Best Short Film (On Edge) (3rd) AKA Shriekfest, Los Angeles USA 2003
  • Highly Commended (Red Lines) Fantastic Films Manchester UK 2003
  • Best Short (Red Lines) Fearless Tales, San Francisco USA 2004
  • Best Horror Short, 1st Place (On Edge) Dragon*Con Film Festival, Atlanta USA 2009
  • Semi-finalist (Simone) Action/Cut Short Film Competition, USA 2010
  • 2nd Place (Simone) Filmslam Film Festival, USA 2010
  • Award Winner (Simone) Reel Terror Film Festival, USA 2010
  • Best Short, Audience Choice (Simone) Shockerfest, USA 2010
  • Best Atmosphere (The Stay) Independent Horror Movie Awards, USA 2015
  • Finalist Book Pipeline Competition (The Lamplighters), USA 2015
  • Best Story (The Stay) Things2Fear Film Fest, USA 2016
  • Semifinalist (Skindred) ScreenCraft Sci-fi Screenplay Contest, USA 2016
  • Quarter-finalist (The Reformatory) ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Contest, USA 2017
  • Best Short Film (The Stay) Changing Face International Film Festival, Australia 2017
  • Silver Award Winner (The Stay) Spotlight Horror Film Awards, USA 2017
  • Best Horror Short Silver Award (The Stay) Independent Shorts Awards, LA USA 2018
  • Outstanding Directing Award (Frazer Lee, The Stay) ZedFest, Hollywood USA 2018
  • Outstanding Screen Story Award (Frazer Lee, The Stay) ZedFest, Hollywood USA 2018
  • The Edgar Allan Poe Gothic Filmmaker Award 2018 (Frazer Lee, The Stay) ZedFest, Hollywood USA 2018
  • Best Writer (Frazer Lee, The Stay) Couch Film Festival, Toronto Canada 2019
  • Best Mystery (Frazer Lee, The Stay) Hollywood Blood Horror Festival, Los Angeles USA 2019
  • Creepy Tree Exemplar Award – Best Horror Film (Standard) – Creepy New Concept & Plot (Frazer Lee, The Stay) Creepy Tree Film Festival, USA 2020
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References
  1. "Lee, Frazer – The Bram Stoker Awards".
  2. "On Edge (1999)". BFI.
  3. [https://metro.co.uk/2007/06/01/mymovie-mashup-announce-finalists-423428/ Metro.co.uk]
  4. "ZED FEST WINNERS". zedfest.org.
  5. "Interview: Frazer Lee, Author of PANIC BUTTON".
  6. "Alan Jones's picks: Film4 FrightFest 2011 - Film4". web.archive.org. September 25, 2011.
  7. "frazer-lee". London Screenwriters' Festival.
  8. Jones, Chris (February 6, 2012). "Meet The Film Makers… How To Produce A Micro Budget Horror that MAKES MONEY and sells WORLDWIDE".
  9. "Mr Frazer Lee | Introduction | Brunel University London".
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