Here is the biography of Tim Wolff:
Tim Wolff received his education from the California Institute of the Arts Directing for Theatre and Film program, studying closely with legendary director Alexander Mackendrick and two-time Oscar winning documentarian Terry Sanders. He began his career as a producer at HBO in 1999, producing two segments for the popular HBO documentary show Real Sex with Wigstock: The Movie filmmaker Barry Shils. In 2001, he traveled to Haiti as a producer for HBO for a documentary about the criminal U.S. deportees of Port-Au-Prince.
Wolff's first feature documentary, The Sons of Tennessee Williams, premiered at The Palm Springs International Film Festival in 2011 and was later released in over 30 film festivals worldwide. The documentary was also screened in China, South Korea, Honduras, Costa Rica, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Papua/New Guinea as part of cultural exchange programs and human rights initiatives.
In addition to his documentary work, Wolff has also produced short films and documentaries for the U.S. State Department's cultural exchange programs and human rights initiatives. He has traveled to over 20 countries, conducting workshops and screenings on independent filmmaking, human rights, and LGBTQ+ issues.
Wolff's next projects include the feature documentary "Nostalgia: the History of a Persistent Folk Tradition and the Causes of PTSD in Combat Veterans" and the magical-realist musical comedy narrative feature "The Ballad of Yes and No".
