Tim Kirkman Net Worth is
$400,000

Mini Biography

Tim Kirkman’s initial feature film, the non-public journal documentary “Dear Jesse,” received Gotham, GLAAD, and Individual Spirit Prize nominations, was named Ideal Documentary of the entire year in 1997 with the Boston Culture of Film Critics, won the Viewers Prize at Frameline, and screened in film celebrations all around the globe. After “Dear Jesse” debuted for the HBO/Cinemax Reel Lifestyle series, Tim was nominated for an Emmy Award for non-fiction Composing. His second directorial work was a film of David Drake’s “THE NIGHT TIME Larry Kramer Kissed Me.” He had written and directed his third feature, “Loggerheads”, which premiered on the Sundance Film Festival in 2005, and superstars Tess Harper, Chris Sarandon, Michael Kelly, Bonnie Hunt, Robin Weigert, Michael Discovered and Kip Pardue. “Loggerheads” earned the Grand Jury Award at Outfest, viewers awards on the Florida and Nashville Film Celebrations, and the very best screenwriting prize in the Madrid International LGBT Film Festival. His latest project, “Lazy Vision,” which he published, directed, and created (with Todd Shotz), is defined to open later on this year. Furthermore to his film honours and nominations, Tim received an Alfred P. Sloan Honor for advancement of “Kitty Hawk,” a genuine screenplay about Wilbur and Orville Wright. He offers taught screenwriting in the University or college of Southern California, Hunter University in NEW YORK and Vermont University of ARTWORK. He also directs advertisements and music video clips and for a decade was a skill movie director for Miramax Movies. A NEW YORK indigenous, Tim lives in LA. He is displayed by Robin Budd of Viewfinder Administration.

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