Born July 18, 1973 · Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Tim Clague is a writer / director who focuses on family friendly films and TV series. BAFTA nominated for "Eight" (a short film exploring one boy's love of football, linked to his father) he continues to explore stories that are suitable for all, but that go in very different directions. His short films were often comedy based - but with visual or narrative twists. "Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?", which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and "Future TX", which was released theatrical across the UK via Odeon, are unashamedly children's movies aimed at the younger audience. Dog Years, on Amaz… Tim Clague is a writer / director who focuses on family friendly films and TV series. BAFTA nominated for "Eight" (a short film exploring one boy's love of football, linked to his father) he continues to explore stories that are suitable for all, but that go in very different directions. His short films were often comedy based - but with visual or narrative twists. "Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?", which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and "Future TX", which was released theatrical across the UK via Odeon, are unashamedly children's movies aimed at the younger audience. Dog Years, on Amazon Prime, is a pre-school series. More recently he has moved into romantic comedy features.More
