Paul Bozymowski is a renowned and accomplished director whose impressive body of work spans a wide range of mediums, including long-form documentary film and television, as well as short films, commercials, concert and music videos, and live theatrical multimedia productions.
Throughout his career, Bozymowski has had the unique opportunity to chronicle the lives and stories of numerous notable celebrities and personalities, including the talented and charismatic Hugh Jackman, the esteemed and influential Vice President Al Gore, the iconic and globally recognized musician Sting, the versatile and accomplished singer-songwriter Carrie Underwood, the renowned and accomplished opera singer Renée Fleming, the legendary and celebrated astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the talented and successful actor Ed Burns, the respected and influential editor-in-chief Graydon Carter, the charismatic and successful television personality Simon Cowell, the innovative and celebrated fashion designer Anna Sui, the creative and accomplished fashion designer Alexander Wang, the innovative and influential musician Pharrell Williams, the talented and accomplished R&B singer Mary J. Blige, the successful and popular rock musician Adam Levine, the talented and accomplished hip-hop artist Common, the creative and accomplished composer and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the talented and versatile pop star Miley Cyrus.
Paul's life story commences in Detroit, a city that would play a pivotal role in shaping his multicultural upbringing. Born to parents of Mexican and Polish descent, he was immersed in a rich tapestry of diverse influences from a tender age. This eclectic environment would later nurture his artistic inclinations, as he began piano lessons at the astonishingly young age of four.
As his musical aptitude evolved, he joined the prestigious St. Paul's Episcopal Choir in downtown Detroit at the tender age of nine. This early exposure to choral music would forever alter the trajectory of his artistic journey. His deepening appreciation for the arts prompted him to embark on a remarkable adventure at the age of thirteen, when he traveled to Asia with Musical Youth International. This experience would broaden his cultural horizons and instill a sense of global citizenship.
Upon his return, Paul continued to hone his artistic skills by participating in high school theater and musical theater productions. His passion for the performing arts led him to pursue a comprehensive education in music, theater, and film at the esteemed Northwestern University.
Paul's illustrious directing career has been meticulously constructed upon a sturdy foundation of technical expertise and creative vision, honed over the course of nearly two decades. This remarkable odyssey has witnessed the evolution of his craft, as he has skillfully guided numerous projects to fruition. Notable among these is the 90-minute special American Idol: American Dream, a captivating production that premiered on Fox Television. Furthermore, his work on American Voices with Renée Fleming for PBS' Great Performances showcases his ability to balance artistic expression with technical proficiency. Additionally, his direction of Sting: The Last Ship Live at the Public Theater for PBS' Great Performances demonstrates his versatility and adaptability as a filmmaker.
In the year 2013, renowned filmmaker Paul embarked on a fascinating project, directing the documentary "Miley: The Movement". This captivating film provides an intimate look into the life of global superstar Miley Cyrus as she undergoes a profound transformation, sparking widespread controversy and intense media attention at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Furthermore, Paul also directed the documentary "Generation Astronaut" in collaboration with Unilever/Axe, a pioneering initiative that brought together an international community of individuals vying for the chance to embark on an extraordinary journey. The documentary chronicles the competition, which aimed to send ordinary people into space aboard an XCOR spacecraft, pushing the boundaries of human exploration and inspiring a new generation of space enthusiasts.
Paul, a renowned director, embarked on a remarkable project in 2012, creating the series "Toyota: The Tundra Endeavour" and its accompanying documentary "Three Nights, Three Days: Endeavour's Journey Through Los Angeles".
Paul dedicated a significant portion of 2011 to meticulously documenting the creation of IBM's Watson, a groundbreaking cognitive computer system engineered to compete in the popular game show Jeopardy! This remarkable technological achievement was extensively captured through a plethora of short films, a multitude of commercials, and numerous television segments, thereby providing an in-depth and thrilling account of the entire development process.
Paul, a highly accomplished cinematographer, has had the privilege of capturing a wide range of projects throughout his illustrious career, including the critically acclaimed and award-winning television series, Iconoclasts, which aired on the esteemed Sundance Channel.
In addition to his work on Iconoclasts, Paul has also lent his expertise to other notable projects, such as Britney: For the Record, a documentary directed by the talented Phil Griffin, which provided a unique glimpse into the life and career of the iconic pop star.
Furthermore, Paul has collaborated with Academy Award-nominated director Lilibet Foster on the feature documentary Brotherhood, a powerful and thought-provoking film that explores the complexities and challenges of brotherhood.
Paul's impressive portfolio also includes his work on the Victoria Secret Fashion Show, a highly anticipated and visually stunning event that aired on CBS, as well as Nike's Battlegrounds, a high-energy sports documentary that premiered on MTV.
Throughout his career, Paul has demonstrated a keen eye for storytelling and a deep understanding of the art of cinematography, consistently delivering exceptional results that have left a lasting impact on audiences around the world.
