Todd, a celebrated independent filmmaker hailing from Richmond, Virginia, has amassed a remarkable career spanning over two decades, marked by a relentless pursuit of creative excellence. His illustrious journey in the world of cinema commenced in the year 2005 with the release of his debut feature film, Damaged Goods, a pioneering and groundbreaking "one-man-made" production that received widespread critical acclaim and recognition, cementing his position as a force to be reckoned with in the industry.
Todd's cinematic journey took a significant turn in 2006 when his film, Damaged Goods, premiered at the festival circuit, garnering widespread recognition and accolades. One of the most notable highlights of this period was the film's triumph at the Worchester Underground Film Festival, where it was honored with the coveted "Best Drama" award. This prestigious recognition served as a pivotal moment in Todd's career, marking the beginning of his successful foray into the realm of independent filmmaking.
Todd's professional journey continued to unfold in 2017, as he collaborated on the script and production of the spine-tingling horror film, Lost in Buffalo City, which garnered widespread recognition and accolades. This notable achievement served as a springboard for Todd's future endeavors, as he went on to co-author and co-direct the highly acclaimed short film, Clean, in 2018.
Clean's remarkable performance at the 2018 Richmond 48 Hour Film Project culminated in a series of prestigious awards, including the esteemed "Best Film Runner-Up" title.
Todd, a visionary entrepreneur, embarked on a new creative venture in 2019 by establishing Fox Paw Productions, a production company committed to producing innovative and captivating cinematic experiences that leave a lasting impact on audiences.
As the founder of Fox Paw Productions, Todd's directorial debut, the spine-tingling horror/thriller Cardinal, garnered widespread critical acclaim and accolades, earning a plethora of awards at various film festivals, including the prestigious "Best Virginia Short Film" honor at the Genre Blast Film Festival.
Todd's most recent creative pursuit, Blue, is garnering widespread attention and acclaim on the film festival circuit, further cementing his status as a virtuoso of narrative and a pioneer in the realm of independent filmmaking.
