Brandon Novak, born December 10, 1978, is a skateboarder and friend of Bam Margera from Baltimore, Maryland and is a prominent member of the CKY Crew. Novak is referred to many nicknames in the CKY works, including Dream Seller (which is tattooed on his back), for "selling dreams left and right," referring to his reputation for being extremely promiscuous.
Novak's first child, son Jackson Andrew, was born on December 5, 2005.

When Novak was 14 he was offered a skating contract by Tony Hawk, but lost his opportunity due to what he says was a long bout with psychoactive substance abuse. Novak has admitted to being a former heroin user and was clean for almost four years from 2003 to 2007. His best-friend Bam Margera recently claimed on Radio Bam that Novak relapsed in March 2007 and was seeking treatment in a rehabilitation clinic. As seen in the bonus features in Haggard he has a tattoo on his stomach that says "No More Fucking Heroin." On the January 23, 2006 episode of Radio Bam on SIRIUS Satellite Radio and again on the April 3, 2006 episode, Novak was absent from the show while he attended rehab for addiction to pills.

HIM lead singer Ville Valo has stated that the song "Killing Loneliness" was inspired by Novak's claim that his heroin addiction was caused by a need to "kill the loneliness."

Novak makes appearances in the CKY videos, Bam's film Haggard, Viva La Bam, and Bam's Unholy Union. In Haggard, Novak plays a friendly drug dealer named Dooli, which was the real nickname of Novak's dealer in northwest Baltimore. He appears regularly on the SIRIUS Satellite Radio show, Radio Bam on Faction 28.

Brandon is currently working on a book and movie called The Dream Seller which are based on his life and experiences with heroin in Baltimore. The book is being co-written with Joseph Frantz. Bam Margera is the director and producer of the film and will also star as Novak. The movie is currently in production, and was picked up by a studio but shelved for now.

Novak will soon to have a pro-model wheel on Heater Skateboards, a company out of Baltimore, Maryland ran by his long time friend Jason Chapman.