Tim Clague
Tim Clague is a writer / director who focuses on family friendly films and TV series. BAFTA nominated for "Eight" (a short film exploring one boy's love of football, linked to his father) he continues to explore stories that are suitable for all, but that go in very different directions. His short films were often comedy based - but with visual or narrative twists. "Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?", which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and "Future TX", which was released theatrical across the UK via Odeon, are unashamedly children's movies aimed at the younger audience. Dog Years, on Amazon Prime, is a pre-school series. More recently he has moved into romantic comedy features.
Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg? (2015)
Four kids on their annual summer camp holiday suspect the park's mascot has been murdered so they set out to investigate who killed Nelson Nutmeg? (more)
Four kids on their annual summer camp holiday suspect the park's mascot has been murdered so they set out to investigate who killed Nelson Nutmeg? (more)
10 Seconds (2005)
A man awakens to find he can see 10 seconds into the future. What disasters could he avert? What lives could he save? What will this mean to the future of mankind. There is, however, just one small problem! (more)
A man awakens to find he can see 10 seconds into the future. What disasters could he avert? What lives could he save? What will this mean to the future of mankind. There is, however, just one small problem! (more)
Future TX
(2022)
Dylan and Molly get their first mobile phones and immediately they both ring at the same time. When they answer, a Mystery Man (known as Future TX) says he's calling from the future and needs their help. Like, right now. To save the world! (more)
Dylan and Molly get their first mobile phones and immediately they both ring at the same time. When they answer, a Mystery Man (known as Future TX) says he's calling from the future and needs their help. Like, right now. To save the world! (more)