Todd Brown

Todd Brown (born July 13, 1973) is a screen professional known for his work in production and for championing the realities of independent filmmaking. With a career rooted in the day-to-day craft of getting films made, Brown has become associated with the practical side of the business—where creativity meets budgets, schedules, and persistence.

He is notably connected to the documentary Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business, in which he appears as himself. The film explores the challenges and hard-earned lessons behind building a movie outside the studio system, and Brown’s presence underscores his credibility within that world.

Across his work, Brown is recognized for an unvarnished perspective on how independent projects come together, from early momentum to the long grind of completion. His contributions continue to resonate with filmmakers and audiences interested in the behind-the-scenes realities of production.