Tim Novotny

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Tim Novotny

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Tim Novotny is an American film actor, writer, composer and director from Ellington, New York.

Novotny began his film career as a music composer while working as a part time actor at Kent State University's theatre program from 2008-2012. He composed several soundtracks for many local independent films in northeast Ohio including Maurice Thomas' (aka J. Starr) Urban Cannibal Massacre (aka Meat The Jones).

After his writing scholarship at KSU had ended, Novotny decided he wanted to bring the stories he wrote to the screen. As an independently taught editor and cameraman, he began shooting music videos for local artists, which lead him to make two short films titled "Twisted Fate" and "Syndrome." After winning 3 awards for his short film "Sonny's Guest" at the 48 Hour Horror Film Competition (Cleveland), he began production on his first feature film titled "Vile Prey," which premiered at the Nightmares Film Festival in Columbus, Ohio in 2016 and was nominated for Best Ohio Feature. Novotny later won the Marshell Hawkins Award for Best Score in a Feature Film at the Idyllwild International Film Festival (2018) for the motion picture "Dark Iris." He continues to work in cinema as the CEO and producer of his company The Novotarian Syndicate.

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Filmography

Year Movie Role
2024 Side Effects May Vary Officer D'Angelo
2023 The Beast of Walton St. Ralph
2023 Scavengers Chris
2023 Demonic Toys: Jack-Attack Clinton
2022 Beyond the Resonator Throat Slash Zombie
2022 Beyond the Resonator Cut-Off-Head Zombie
2022 Curse of the Re-Animator Throat Slash Zombie
2022 Curse of the Re-Animator Cut-Off-Head Zombie
2021 Dwellers Bishop
2021 Brimstone Incorporated John Simmons {Skunk Weed}
2020 Her Name Was Christa Officer Vincent D'Angelo
2020 Frames of Fear III (segment 'The Impersonator')
2019 The Bleak
2011 She Devils a Go Go
Satan's Peak
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