Logan Wilson is a rapidly rising star in the Canadian filmmaking scene, boasting a multifaceted portfolio that showcases his impressive range as a writer, producer, editor, and director. Hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Logan is an integral part of Shadowscape Pictures, an independent film production company that has made a name for itself by crafting bold, suspenseful, and often genre-bending cinematic experiences.
Logan's passion for storytelling is evident in his work on the Bagman franchise, which he has contributed to as a writer, director, and producer. His short film, Bagman Rising (2019),is a masterclass in horror-thriller storytelling, as the titular character faces off against the Copycat Killer's elite henchman in a brutal after-hours club battle. In addition to his work on the Bagman franchise, Logan has also ventured into music video production, working with metal bands and rappers in and around Edmonton, including Brain Stem, Display of Decay, Justin Rogers, and WTHCNVCTN.
Building on the success of his short film, Logan co-directed the feature-length Bagman Rising, an action-comedy-crime film that follows Bagman's quest for revenge after witnessing the brutal murder of his mother and girlfriend. Despite facing numerous challenges, including crew changes, recasting, and a lack of external funding, Logan and his brother Phillip, along with their dedicated team, persevered and completed the film over six long years, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to independent filmmaking.
Based in Edmonton, Logan's creative vision is characterized by its dark overtones, dynamic visuals, and infectious music, as he strives to unleash "true magic" through storytelling. His work with Shadowscape Pictures reflects his dedication to genre-driven narratives, and his focus on pushing the boundaries of low-budget cinema has earned him a reputation as a rising talent in the industry. With Bagman Rising poised to cement his reputation as a rising star, Logan Wilson is undoubtedly a name to watch in the world of Canadian cinema.
