Tim Reis is a multifaceted creative force residing in Atlanta, Georgia, with a broad range of skills and expertise as a producer, director, writer, and editor.
Notably, he took on the role of producer for the 2022 Adult Swim Yule Log, also commonly referred to as The Fireplace, which made its premiere on HBOmax, showcasing his versatility and ability to work on innovative projects.
Reis's feature film credits include The Demon's Rook, which garnered significant attention by debuting at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival, as well as Bad Blood: The Movie, released through Shoreline Entertainment, and 15 Things You Didn't Know About Bigfoot, which premiered on Showtime, further highlighting his impressive portfolio.
Tim's initial trio of feature films secured distribution after their world premieres at prestigious genre film festivals, including the esteemed Fantasia, FrightFest, the Austin Film Festival, and the esteemed Sitges. Notably, Tim also co-produced Joe Begos's thought-provoking psychological thriller, The Mind's Eye, which made its debut at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival, a prominent platform for showcasing innovative and captivating cinematic works.
Tim's impressive repertoire in the realm of short films boasts a collection of award-winning projects, with notable mentions including the critically acclaimed "Goat Witch", which made its world premiere at the prestigious Fantastic Fest in 2015, and the equally impressive "Budfoot", which garnered the top prize for Best Short at the highly-regarded Cinepocalypse in 2019.
In addition to his impressive work in the short film genre, Tim has also showcased his remarkable versatility as a producer and director by taking on a wide range of commercial projects for prominent brands, including the beloved toy company Lego, the energy drink giant Four Loko, and the globally recognized energy and lifestyle brand Red Bull.
Moreover, Tim's expertise has been sought after by high-profile artists, as evidenced by his work on a diverse array of music videos for renowned musicians such as the globally acclaimed rapper and singer-songwriter Nicki Minaj, and the critically acclaimed country-pop artist Orville Peck.
