Tim Morrill

Tim Morrill was raised in Hayward, CA in the San Francisco Bay Area where he started out as an actor in the local theater. He studied in the theater department at Chabot College and was involved in various productions. As much as he loved theater, his first love was always in films and began to write, act and produce in his own films with local filmmakers. He produced an ambitious post-apocalyptic zombie feature film, "The Lonesome" on a shoestring budget and took on a character role himself.

From there he went to school at the Art Institute of California - San Francisco where he expanded his network of colleagues and learned more about the craft of filmmaking. After generating a handful of projects, including his short film "Cleansing the Palate" about the effects of the 2008 recession, he graduated in 2013.

After school he went on to co-found the production company, Full 88 Films, where he directed and produced short films for the benefit of the homeless in Sacramento.

From there he took on his most ambitious project directing a feature film (that he also wrote) titled, "Look Into The Fire" in which he examines the idea of being able to look into someone's mind and what we unexpectedly find when we do.