Timothy David Orme

Timothy David Orme is an Assistant Professor in Cinematic Arts and Technology, known for his experimental films, animations, and installations. His work spans genres including experimental, narrative, music video, and documentary, featured at festivals like European Media Arts Fest, Ann Arbor Film Festival, and the National Gallery of Art. Notable works include fulcrum (2023), which won multiple awards, and a 10-screen installation at the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Denmark (2021).

As a writer, he has published two poetry collections (Oponearth, Catalogue of Burnt Text), a chapbook (Reflummuxology), and reviews in Colorado Review and ASIFA Magazine. He also produces commercial and PSAs, earning Idaho State Broadcaster's Awards.

His research focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to digital media, combining artistic expression with technical innovation. Recent works emphasize experimental animation techniques and cross-media storytelling, reflecting his interest in pushing creative boundaries in film and technology.

• Awards: Multiple festival awards for animation and experimental film, including Idaho State Broadcaster's recognition.
• Public Installations: Large-scale projects like the Hans Christian Andersen Museum installation.
• Commercial Work: Over 300 PSAs/commercials, blending client needs with artistic vision.