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Tim Hopewell is a BAFTA-nominated, established television director with a reputation for bringing a uniquely enthusiastic and highly creative approach to all his work. Actors and crew are supported and encouraged; the final results are always outstanding.
For CBBC, he recently directed two seasons of teenage basketball comedy 'High Hoops,' staring Robert Webb, Isy Suttie and Darci Hull. Before that, seven seasons of BAFTA-winning comedy drama ‘4 O’Clock Club,' two seasons of slapstick comedy ‘Danny & Mick,' and a laugh-out-loud season of ‘Class Dismissed.’
His particular talent for comedy and contemporary
drama is most visible in his work with and for young
people, where his understanding of how to
develop the talents of young actors has resulted
in hugely successful and much-loved television.
For Nickelodeon he directed 80 episodes in all three seasons of the worldwide success ‘House of Anubis’ – two time winner of the Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Award - and the opening season of their global series, ‘Ride.'
He picked up BAFTA nominations for '4 o’Clock Club' and the Newsround Special ‘Anne Frank: A life in Hiding.'
His popular drama credits include 'Coronation Street,'
'Waterloo Road,' 'Hollyoaks' and 'Doctors' where his
work is consistently original, but never incongruously so.
Tim is currently in pre production of the second season of Cbeebies talking dog show, 'Waffle's After School Club.'
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