Jim de Seve is a renowned director and producer, whose work has garnered numerous accolades. His film, Tying the Knot, was released theatrically in 2004 by Roadside Attractions, captivating audiences worldwide.
In addition to his directorial endeavors, de Seve has also worked as a director of photography for Seeds, a poignant documentary that delves into the lives of children at summer camp, where they learn to put aside their differences and come together.
His impressive body of work also includes the 2001 film, Burying the Saints, which showcases his versatility as a filmmaker.
Currently, de Seve is working on two highly anticipated documentaries, Perkutut Men and Mad Long, both slated for release in 2011.
Beyond his work in the film industry, de Seve is also a dedicated educator, teaching film at Union College in Schenectady, New York. His expertise and passion for filmmaking have also led to his appointment as a board member for the New York State Media Alliance, where he plays a vital role in shaping the future of media in the state.
