Jim Cliffe, a multifaceted creative force, hails from British Columbia, Canada, and has made a significant impact in the world of art, writing, and filmmaking.
His short film, Tomorrow's Memoir, which premiered in 2004, garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including a prestigious award at the esteemed San Diego Comic-Con.
The film's critical acclaim extended to notable publications such as Film Threat and DC Comics, solidifying Cliffe's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
Fast-forward to 2011, Cliffe's first feature film, Donovan's Echo, made its debut, showcasing his growth and mastery of the craft.
The film's impressive credentials include being a quarter-finalist in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, a testament to Cliffe's skill as a screenwriter.
Additionally, Donovan's Echo took home the Bronze award at the Page International Screenwriting Awards, further cementing Cliffe's status as a rising star in the film industry.
This critically acclaimed indie film, co-written with Cliffe's partner, Melodie Krieger, enjoyed a theatrical release following a successful festival run, including two gala screenings, introducing Cliffe's work to a wider audience.
