YOUr film is a big damn deal TO US.

Big Damn Films is an independent film company built by dreamers, for dreamers.
Born from a historic fan project that raised nearly $200,000 for charity, Big Damn Films stands today as a bold, creator-led indie film studio and film distributor.

We believe great stories come from authentic community, fearless creativity, and unstoppable spirit.

Reforged by Michael Jayne and Logan Liskovec, Big Damn Films is rooted in the heart of independent filmmaking: making big damn movies with big damn heart.

From original indie horror and sci-fi films to groundbreaking documentaries and future franchise dreams, we are building a fan-powered film universe where anything is possible — and everyone belongs.

where filmmakers, fans, and future legends come together.

Whether you're here for our cult classic projects, behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive Blu-rays, or to join our growing creative community, you're part of the Big Damn Dream now.

What We Stand For

  • Authenticity — No corporate nonsense. Just real stories, real creators, real passion.

  • Community First — Filmmakers and fans are family, not numbers.

  • Creative Freedom — We create across genres, styles, and dreams without limits.

  • Transparency — Open doors, open hearts, open books.

  • No Award Bait — We make movies for people, not for trophies.

Our Legacy

Big Damn Films made history with Browncoats: Redemption, the first fan film to receive studio approval for charitable fundraising.
Since then, we’ve grown into a full-scale independent film production and distribution company — producing, acquiring, and releasing stories that make an impact.

Today, Big Damn Films continues to build a future where creators own their dreams, fans fuel the fire, and new legends are born.

Join the Big Damn JOURNEY

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