Tim D. Janis

Tim D. Janis was born on an Air Force Base in Northern California. Months after birth they moved to Ohio before transfer to Belgium and Germany. The family visited France, England, Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain as he became an "observer" of the details of people and culture. Returning to the US and Ohio for first and second grade before orders to move again. Their next home was on Mercury Drive, Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico as his father trained to go to Vietnam. In Albuquerque, his first skills in film came as the family rented horses every weekend to ride in the Four Hills east of Albuquerque. His father's training in photography was used to film brother Jerry, sister Teresa and Tim galloping up Arroyos or riding into Ghost towns in character hitting their marks. Tim was taught photo/film developing at the Base Photo Lab at age 8. In college, he began training, then teaching and choreographing stunt work in fistfight, gunfight, and shortfall. This training was later combined with his martial arts skills as a Black Belt. Producers trusted him with their most important asset. Their lead actor's safety in fight scenes. He committed to developing his acting skills through training, including traveling to Hollywood to take an intensive taught by Howard Fine, at the Howard Fine Studio. Adding Improv training with the gifted and generous Alan Arkin in Santa Fe. Fortunate to act on high-level projects with extremely talented actors. Natasha Lyonne in Poker Face, written/directed by Rian Johnson, and on Dreamland with Margot Robbie. Both Natasha and Margot produced their project, so they were each his Boss. On Dreamland he was fortunate to meet and work with Travis Fimmel, Darby Camp, and Pab Schwendimann. Although his credits are limited, he has performed in projects with Academy Award winners, Emmy winners, and Producer elite. Not many actors can say they were in a Spielberg production, Into the West. Or almost be choked to death with a golf club in Carriers by Chris Pine. On Carriers, he was fortunate to work with Emily Van Camp, Lou Taylor Pucci, and Piper Perabo. Grateful to work on projects with award winners from Dennis Hopper, Kelsey Grammer, Gary Oldman, Robert Urich and more. Acting.

Tim D. Welch

Tim D. Welch is known for Untitled David M Weiss/Jason Levering/Tim Welch Project, Death Rot (2014) and Black Luck (2016).

Tim D. White

Tim Daish

Tim Daish is known for That Dirty Black Bag (2022), Esterno notte (2022) and Devils (2020).

Tim Daly

Tim Daly was born on 1 March 1956 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Basic (2003), The Fugitive (2000) and Wings (1990). He was previously married to Amy Van Nostrand.

Tim Dang

Tim Dang is a theater director and producer, arts administrator, cultural diversity and equity advocate, adjunct lecturer, writer, and performer over the past four decades. He started out as an actor performing on stage at East West Players, appearing on television episodes, and still performs voiceover work. He is the recipient of the Society of Directors and Choreographers' Zelda Fichandler Award for transforming the regional theatre arts landscape through theatre. He is producing artistic director emeritus of East West Players (EWP), having run the longest running professional theatre of color in the United States for 23 years through 2016. Tim has produced and directed over 100 plays and musicals at EWP, and other venues such as L.A. Theatre Works, PanAsian Repertory (NY), Geva Theater Center (NY), Perseverance Theatre (AK), Lewis Family Playhouse, Sierra Madre Playhouse (CA), and Singapore Repertory Theatre. For four years, he served as an LA County Arts Commissioner appointed by Supervisor Hilda Solis for District 1. He was Co-Chair of the Cultural Equity and Inclusion Initiative (CEII) for the LA County Board of Supervisors through the LA County Department of Arts and Culture and served as the Arts and Culture sector leader for the Economic Resiliency Task Force during the Covid-19 pandemic. For six years, Tim was adjunct lecturer teaching directing and dramaturgy at the USC School of Dramatic Arts and prepared emerging artists about the audition process, industry business essentials, and networking at AMDA College for the Performing Arts.

Tim Dann

Tim Dann was born on 3 October 1979 in Solihull, England, UK. He is a writer and actor, known for Coronation Street (1960), All Over the Place: Asia (2017) and OOglies (2009).

Tim Dantay

Tim Dantay was born in 1963 in Manchester, Lancashire, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Everest (2015), Playing the Field (1998) and Southcliffe (2013).

Tim Davidson

Tim Davidson is known for Take (2021), Lethal Love Affair and In A Split Second.

Tim Davis

Tim Davis was born on 29 February 1928 in San Francisco, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Birdy (1984), Our Town (1940) and 1999 (1997). He died on 7 March 2013 in Merced, California, USA.