Timothy Douglas

Timothy was raised on a cattle farm in rural New Kent, Virginia for the formative years of his life. His interest in performance arts started at a young age when he received an award after performing in a New Kent County talent show in 1998 when he was just 9 years old. During middle school and high school Timothy secured modeling jobs for different events such as a Paul Mitchell showcase. In High School, Timothy began his development as a theatre actor by taking part in New Kent County High School's One Act Play, for which he lettered 4 years and received all District Best Actor in 2007 for the Bay Rivers District of Virginia. Timothy also took part in a joint British and American production of Andrew Lloyd Weber's "Jesus Christ Superstar" that was put on in celebration of the 400 anniversary of the founding of Virginia. He was cast in the title role of Jesus Christ. Timothy also performed with Williamsburg Backstage Productions. There he performed as Beast in "Beauty and the Beast" and as Joseph in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat." Timothy graduated from New Kent County High School in 2007. He was accepted into the Theatre Arts Program at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he performed as Charlie Brown in a production of "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown." While at VCU he was able to expand his horizons and help direct and write several plays. Timothy also expressed a deep interest in politics and nearly earned two degrees, but was just shy of the hours required to earn a Political Science degree. Timothy graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre. Timothy moved to Los Angeles after graduation to try to break into Film. He was able to land a role in a small independent film called "The Amateur." He also has worked as an extra in AMC's "Mad Men." Timothy continues to develop as a film actor while maintaining his love for theatre.