Tim O'Leary(XII)
- Director
- Writer
- Producer
Tim O'Leary is a Los Angeles-based director and screenwriter whose brand is Murder & Gay Stuff!
He's the creator of the horror comedy series Demonhuntr, available on HereTV and Amazon Prime. A display dedicated to Demonhuntr was exhibited at the Hollywood Museum in 2022 as part of their focus on queer film and TV.
In 2019, he established Murder & Gay Stuff, a production company dedicated to inclusive genre projects. A graduate of the UCLA Professional Program in Television Writing, he is the founder and head of the Los Angeles LGBTQIA+ TV Writers, a group with over 800 members.
As a playwright, his works have been showcased in the New York International Fringe Festival and Gay Fest NYC. While in New York, he taught playwriting at the Harvey Milk High School, a school designed as a haven for LGBT youth. His play The Wrath of Aphrodite is taught in a theater class at John Jay College, and is the subject of the textbooks Reclaiming Greek Drama for Diverse Audiences and Diversifying Greek Drama on the Contemporary US Stage.
When not writing or directing, Tim works as a fight coordinator, and his fights have appeared in such films as Disciple (by Hustling creator Sebastian La Cause,) Agents of Change (Jett Garrison,) and Spookable (Jonathan Culliton.)
The three great loves of his life are his husband Robert Rice, his rescue dog Dexter, and collecting female-superhero-themed refrigerator magnets.
He's the creator of the horror comedy series Demonhuntr, available on HereTV and Amazon Prime. A display dedicated to Demonhuntr was exhibited at the Hollywood Museum in 2022 as part of their focus on queer film and TV.
In 2019, he established Murder & Gay Stuff, a production company dedicated to inclusive genre projects. A graduate of the UCLA Professional Program in Television Writing, he is the founder and head of the Los Angeles LGBTQIA+ TV Writers, a group with over 800 members.
As a playwright, his works have been showcased in the New York International Fringe Festival and Gay Fest NYC. While in New York, he taught playwriting at the Harvey Milk High School, a school designed as a haven for LGBT youth. His play The Wrath of Aphrodite is taught in a theater class at John Jay College, and is the subject of the textbooks Reclaiming Greek Drama for Diverse Audiences and Diversifying Greek Drama on the Contemporary US Stage.
When not writing or directing, Tim works as a fight coordinator, and his fights have appeared in such films as Disciple (by Hustling creator Sebastian La Cause,) Agents of Change (Jett Garrison,) and Spookable (Jonathan Culliton.)
The three great loves of his life are his husband Robert Rice, his rescue dog Dexter, and collecting female-superhero-themed refrigerator magnets.
