Tim Cox began his career as a storyboard artist for commercials and music videos. His first recognition as a director was for a World War I short film, entitled "Tyger! Tyger!" which won several accolades during its festival run, including a Kodak Cine Award and a nomination at the SMPTE Golden Reel Awards. In 2001, Tim directed "The Man With No Eyes", an original concept for USA Networks and Sci ...  show all 

Tim Cox began his career as a storyboard artist for commercials and music videos. His first recognition as a director was for a World War I short film, entitled "Tyger! Tyger!" which won several accolades during its festival run, including a Kodak Cine Award and a nomination at the SMPTE Golden Reel Awards. In 2001, Tim directed "The Man With No Eyes", an original concept for USA Networks and Sci Fi Channel's Exposure Studios. This project was one of the first shows to be shot using 24 frame High Definition cameras. Soon after, he directed three television features ("Alien Lockdown", "Larva" and "Mammoth") for Sci Fi Channel. Tim is at work on his first theatrical feature film, "Miss Nobody".
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