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Home/People/Jordan Brady
Jordan Brady profile photo
Born
Aug 10, 1964
Age 61
Place of Birth
USA
Known For
Directing
Gender
Male

Career Highlights

2
Movies
4
TV Shows
8
Directed
Also Known As
Jordan L. Brady
IMDb Profile

Jordan Brady

Directing

Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jordan Brady is an American director. He wrote and directed the feature film Dill Scallion, and directed the films Confessions of an American Girl, Waking Up in Reno and The Third Wheel. Jordan Brady was also a stand-up comic in the 1980s. He was also one of the original members of Richmond's Comedy Underground, an improv group that was started in the early 80s and was the originator of the line, "Bow Chicka Bow Wow!". A marine style clean cut young man, his fresh and unique material ranged from impressions of G.I. Joe to re-enactments of entire porn film soundtracks. His most recent film is the documentary on the art and occupational hazards of stand-up comedy entitled I Am Comic. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jordan Brady, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
I Am Comic poster

I Am Comic

as Self
2010
Dill Scallion poster

Dill Scallion

as Self
1999