Tim Scanlon

Tim Scanlon received a B. A. in English/Communications at Niagara University. In the summer of '89 he traveled across the country to Los Angeles with his college roommate to pursue screen writing. In '91 he secured a job at Multi Entertainment Holdings where he met and worked with Donald O'Connor (Singing In The Rain) on "Father Frost" a Russian, live action fairy tale. In '93 he landed small roles as a stunt man getting him exposure on HBO and TNT in Don "The Dragon" Wilson movies. Tim entrenched himself in the inner-workings of the film industry as a production assistant, set dresser and stunt man. In 1997, he was specifically geared toward optimizing springboard opportunities for the acting community. In an effort to hone his production and directing skills and connect with local talent venues, he has written and produced, edited, and starred in his own public television comedy series entitled "Billy Mahoney". The series follows a young salesman through failed attempts at securing steady employment and his emotionally and physically taunting escapades at the hands of his colleagues. Heavily relying on slapstick humor, the "Billy Mahoney" series has adopted a local following which inspired Scanlon to explore a more serious side of the title character in a heroic adventure series.

The action-drama "Mahoney's Adventure", presented at the New York International Film and Video Festival in New York City (April 2003), is the first of this new series. The second installment of the series is called "Concrete Skies". A 60 minute action packed film that shows the further adventures of Will Mahoney and LT as detectives being pursued by a local drug dealer thought to be dead.

This film was also presented at same festival later that year November 2003. "Reynolds City" is also from Scanman Productions. Tim Scanlon wrote, directed, produced and edited this piece.