Tim Gray, a highly accomplished and respected individual, serves as the Founder and President of the WWII Foundation, a prestigious organization that has garnered widespread recognition for its outstanding documentary film writing and production excellence. Under his leadership, the Foundation has garnered a total of five Regional Emmy Awards, a testament to the exceptional quality of its documentary films. Furthermore, the organization has also been honored with three prestigious Indie Film Fest Awards in the international competition, a remarkable achievement that underscores the high standards of its documentary filmmaking.
Tim, a prolific and esteemed contributor to the esteemed Fox News Channel, has dedicated himself to sharing the poignant and captivating personal stories of the remarkable World War II generation with a worldwide television audience, expertly bringing their extraordinary experiences to vivid life for a new and receptive generation.
Tim's illustrious career as a film producer has spanned decades, taking him on a global journey to numerous locales, each one steeped in rich history and cultural significance. His extensive travels have led him to the Pacific Theater, where he has set foot on the iconic islands of Guadalcanal, Corregidor, Bataan, and Manila, all located in the Philippines. The Solomon Islands and the Russell Islands have also been graced with his presence, as well as the picturesque Banika, a small island in the Pacific. His productions have also taken him to the battle-scarred beaches of Peleliu and the strategic island of Guam, both of which played crucial roles in World War II. Furthermore, Tim has ventured to the Republic of Palau, an archipelago of over 300 islands, known for its stunning natural beauty and storied history.
In addition to his extensive travels in the Pacific, Tim has also had the privilege of visiting some of the most significant historical sites around the world. He has walked the hallowed grounds of Iwo Jima, a small island in Japan infamous for its bloody battles during World War II. His travels have also taken him to Pearl Harbor, a historic naval base in Hawaii that was the site of a devastating surprise attack by the Japanese in 1941. The beaches of Normandy, France, where the Allies launched their successful invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II, have also been a destination for Tim. And, in a testament to his high level of influence and prestige, he has even had the opportunity to visit the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., the official workplace of the President of the United States.
Tim's cinematic endeavors have garnered widespread acclaim, as evidenced by their consistent ranking within the top tier of most in-demand programs across the national PBS affiliate network, a remarkable phenomenon that underscores their timeless appeal and profound impact on popular culture.
Prior to embarking on a career in documentary filmmaking, Tim spent over 15 years honing his skills as a television sports and news anchor and reporter, traversing multiple states and U.S. markets, including the Great Lakes state of Michigan, the Evergreen State of Washington, the Sunshine State of Florida, the Empire State of New York, and the Ocean State of Rhode Island, specifically Providence.
During this period, Tim held a variety of positions, serving as weekend sports anchor and sports/news reporter at Ch. 10 in Providence, Rhode Island, and earning the esteemed designation of sportscaster-of-the-year from the Florida Sportscaster's Association.
Tim earned his academic credentials from the esteemed University of Rhode Island, where he successfully completed a program of study in Journalism. His impressive body of work has been showcased on a wide range of prominent media outlets, including the nationally syndicated morning news program, The Today Show, as well as cable news networks MSNBC and Fox News. Additionally, his reporting has been featured on the Discovery Channel's popular motorcycle-themed reality series, Orange County Choppers, and he has provided news coverage for CNN, C-Span, and various PBS stations across the United States. Furthermore, his work has been disseminated through the United States Armed Forces Radio Network, ensuring that his reporting reaches a global audience.
