Tim
Shelburne

An actor who can disappear into dynamic and emotionally charged roles.

Best exemplified in Netflix's "Here Love Lies" with a shocking transformation from vulnerable rom-com love interest to a calculating serial killer, I have a reputation for always delivering and cultivating deep skills in martial arts, fluency in multiple languages, and a distinctly "yes-and" attitude to life.

Most recently, I've been honored with a nomination for Best Actor in the Best of Nollywood Awards for the lead in "Here Love Lies" (dir. Tope Oshin), seen on Lifetime as the leading man in "The Perfect In-Laws" (dir. Ashley Jones), and winner of Best Actor in the Milan IFF for the lead role in "Chinese Laundry" (dir. Giorgio Arcelli), which is on the shortlist for the Oscars Best Shorts. I also appeared in "Rumba Love" (Showtime), "A Merry Single Christmas" (Peacock), "FBI: Most Wanted" (CBS), and "Mind Over Murder" (HBO).

I like to do everything.

I'm an actor, a filmmaker, a musician, a fighter, a climber, a traveler, a rower, a problem-solver, a developer, a student, a teacher, a gamer, a thinker, a tinkerer, a dancer, an opera singer, and an animal person.

I've built my own bass guitar from wood on my grandfather's farm, I've lived in three different countries, I've rowed a marathon, I've translated directly from Chinese into Russian in an airport under pressure, and I've rolled my own cigars. I've toured as an indie musician from El Paso to Boston, performed in the Austin Opera, and learned to tap dance for a run of Anything Goes.