James D. R. Hickox is a multifaceted creative force, renowned for his writing and directing prowess. His journey began humbly as a production assistant, gradually escalating to assistant editor and editor roles before making his directorial debut at the tender age of 27 with the successful horror film Children of the Corn: Urban Harvest.
Throughout his career, Hickox has demonstrated a remarkable versatility, effortlessly transitioning between genres such as horror, creature films, family entertainment, and even comedy. He has had the privilege of collaborating with an impressive array of talented actors, including Josh Holloway, Sean William Scott, Malcolm McDowell, Charlize Theron, Tippi Hedren, Steve Guttenberg, and Billy Zane, to name a few.
In recent years, Hickox has embarked on a new creative trajectory, venturing into more serious subject matter. He has written and directed two critically acclaimed shorts: "The Importance of Being Andy," which won an award for Best Actor and continues to garner accolades on the festival circuit, and "The Inheritance" (2018),which marked the acting debut of singer/celebrity Peter André.
Both shorts are dramatic pieces that have further cemented Hickox's reputation as a masterful storyteller. His impressive body of work has not only garnered critical acclaim but has also opened doors to various film projects currently in the casting stage. Moreover, he continues to write and develop shows for television, experimenting with commercials, music videos, and episodic television.
As Hickox's career continues to evolve, it is clear that exciting times lie ahead. With his diverse range of skills and creative vision, he is poised to make a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
