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In My Eyes
Awards
In My Eyes
SYNOPSIS
A zealous teenage boy living with Cerebral Palsy took the plunge and enrolled at Fairleigh Dickinson University where he struggles to find purpose.
While trying to make it to graduation, he must battle his inner anxiety as he navigates through abstruse assignments to pass his courses but his disability will test him.
Starring
James Coombes and Neila Espin
with
Linda Collins
Zach Abraham
Andrew Woods
Matt Cohen
Drew Seich
Sarah Weissman
Brian Flanagan
MEET THE FILMMAKERS
Tim Doran
Creator/Producer
Tim Doran is a young emerging American filmmaker. The Film, In My Eyes, was inspired by his story of attending college at Fairleigh Dickinson University to obtain his Bachelor's Degree in Film with a concentration in Post-Production. In My Eyes has screened at multiple film festivals, more recently screened at Long Island International Film Expo and more festival screenings are planned for the future of the film.
Currently based in New Jersey, Tim started a converting business in 2012, converting home videos to digital formats: click here. He has a passion for cycling and has no problem riding 20 miles year-round to train towards his goal of riding his recumbent trike across the Country.
Writer/Producer
Brian Williams
Brian Williams is a young aspiring screenwriter with a Bachelors degree in Film with a concentration in Directing, and a Bachelors degree in Psychology, from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Since his youth, he has always enjoyed creating stories and characters through drawings, comics, and short stories.
Brian has plans to create a brand for himself on YouTube, in addition to continuing his freelance camerawork and editing.
Brian is also an Honors student, study abroad alumni (Wroxton College ’16), and Sigma Pi fraternity brother. He also has a passion for soccer, and enjoys watching, playing the FIFA videogame, and competing in any pickup match he comes across. He intends to join a club this summer.
REVIEWS
“Knowing Tim personally, this was a great way to have more insight into the very real struggle it is for those with cerebral palsy to do common things we take for granted..”
Review from Facebook page