David F. Sandberg is a renowned Swedish-born Hollywood director known for his exceptional work in the film industry. Born in 1981, Sandberg grew up with a deep passion for films, which eventually led him to borrow his father's VHSC camera to create his own short films with his loved ones.

In his late teens, he worked at a video store, gaining valuable experience and saving up to buy his own camcorder. With the advent of digital editing, Sandberg elevated his filmmaking to new heights. His talent and dedication led him to create short films that gained recognition at film festivals and caught the attention of the local film center in Jönköping.

Sandberg's success expanded when he made an animated short titled Vad Tyst Det Blev, which went viral on YouTube and received numerous accolades at the November Film Festival. His infectious creativity and storytelling abilities earned him commissions for animated commercial and corporate films, and he even delved into documentary work. However, Sandberg ultimately returned to his true passion for live-action genre films, particularly horror, collaborating with his wife, Lotta Losten.

Their short film Lights Out became a viral sensation, attracting the attention of Hollywood and catapulting Sandberg's career to new heights. He directed the feature film adaptation of Lights Out, which achieved tremendous success. Sandberg continued his journey in Hollywood, directing films such as Annabelle Creation and the highly praised Shazam! based on the beloved DC comics character.

With a remarkable and serendipitous journey, Sandberg has truly fulfilled his dream of becoming a Hollywood director. His work reflects his unwavering dedication and passion for storytelling, making him one of the most talented and sought-after directors in the industry