Dwyer O’Brien (born July 17, 2002) is a Los Angeles-based American filmmaker and Executive Assistant to celebrity talent manager Benny Medina, working on the day-to-day management and operations of Jennifer Lopez’s career. In 2025, he independently released the 45-minute cult horror film TOXOPLASMA, directed and produced alongside Robert Giles, with both serving as directors and producers. The film was supported by a self-run digital rollout that generated millions of organic views. He later directed REFLECTION.MP4, a found footage psychological horror short that advanced to the finalist rounds at Square Peg Social, the festival curated by Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen. His work centers on psychologically driven horror, often blending analog textures with confrontational performances and themes of identity, belief, and constructed realities. In addition to directing and acting in his own projects, O’Brien has worked in development at Vertigo Entertainment under producer Roy Lee during the development of WEAPONS (2025).