BIOGRAPHY
Paul Fox is an accomplished filmmaker with an impressive array of award-winning feature films, music videos, short films, and television productions to his credit. A graduate of New York’s School of Visual Arts, Paul’s thesis film, Last Round Up, won numerous awards and was invited to the Sundance Film Festival. Paul’s first feature, The Dark Hours (2005), is a taut psychological thriller that received much acclaim and numerous awards at festivals around the world. His second, Everything’s Gone Green, is a wry coming-of-age comedy written by acclaimed author Douglas Coupland (Generation X) and starring Paulo Costanzo (Designated Survivor, Royal Pains, The Night Of) which premiered at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival and was released theatrically in 2007 to excellent reviews in Canada and the U.S.
Recent credits include 18 episodes of Schitt's Creek, the immensely popular CBC/POP/Netflix comedy starring Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara and Chris Elliott. Paul won a Canadian Screen Award for Best Direction in a Comedy Program for his Schitt’s episode, “The Cabin”, and received two more CSA nominations and two Director’s Guild of Canada nominations for his work on the show.
Paul directed numerous episodes of the acclaimed CBC/Netflix drama Anne with an E, and the comedy series Workin’ Moms, created by Catherine Reitman. He also lent his talents to the Netflix/Discovery period action drama Frontier, starring Jason Momoa, and directed the pilot for The Pinkertons, a Western drama set in 1860s Missouri starring Angus Macfadyen (Braveheart, Turned).
Other television credits include Rookie Blue for ABC/Global, Beauty and the Beast for The CW, Mary Kills People for Lifetime/Global, Being Erica, This Life, The Republic of Doyle and Coroner for CBC, Bitten for SPACE/eOne, Lost Girl and Haven for SyFy/Showcase, Played and The Listener for CTV, Living In Your Car for HBO Canada, The Murdoch Mysteries for CityTV/Alibi(UK), and MOWs Making Mister Right and Before You Say 'I Do' .
Paul is in development on several television and feature projects, including dark comedy The Great Perhaps, suspense thrillers Crimewatch and The Mysteries of Ice Fishing, action dramas The Valiant and The Last Outlaw, an adaptation of the award-winning play East of Berlin, and Red Dog, a Western. He is also represented for commercial work by Company Films in Los Angeles.
Recent credits include 18 episodes of Schitt's Creek, the immensely popular CBC/POP/Netflix comedy starring Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara and Chris Elliott. Paul won a Canadian Screen Award for Best Direction in a Comedy Program for his Schitt’s episode, “The Cabin”, and received two more CSA nominations and two Director’s Guild of Canada nominations for his work on the show.
Paul directed numerous episodes of the acclaimed CBC/Netflix drama Anne with an E, and the comedy series Workin’ Moms, created by Catherine Reitman. He also lent his talents to the Netflix/Discovery period action drama Frontier, starring Jason Momoa, and directed the pilot for The Pinkertons, a Western drama set in 1860s Missouri starring Angus Macfadyen (Braveheart, Turned).
Other television credits include Rookie Blue for ABC/Global, Beauty and the Beast for The CW, Mary Kills People for Lifetime/Global, Being Erica, This Life, The Republic of Doyle and Coroner for CBC, Bitten for SPACE/eOne, Lost Girl and Haven for SyFy/Showcase, Played and The Listener for CTV, Living In Your Car for HBO Canada, The Murdoch Mysteries for CityTV/Alibi(UK), and MOWs Making Mister Right and Before You Say 'I Do' .
Paul is in development on several television and feature projects, including dark comedy The Great Perhaps, suspense thrillers Crimewatch and The Mysteries of Ice Fishing, action dramas The Valiant and The Last Outlaw, an adaptation of the award-winning play East of Berlin, and Red Dog, a Western. He is also represented for commercial work by Company Films in Los Angeles.
