The film director Tom vaughan, was born on September 5, 1969 in Glasgow, Scotland, where he lived until the age of 17.
Vaughan he began as a child, to shoot, together with a friend, short films with a video camera that his father gave him; later, following his ambition to become a director, he attended the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
With the money obtained from a small role that he got on television, Vaughan He acquired his first camera and produced handmade short films, filming in the forest near his house and improvising scenes of horror or war with his friends, even risking, during a car chase scene, being stopped by the local police.
After moving to England in 1990, he obtained a diploma in Dramatic Art from the University of Bristol, which allowed him to travel to London to make his first real short film, “Super grass“The short film was released in theaters alongside Richard Linklater’s” Life is a Dream “film in 1994. Vaughan earned a low-key reputation that allowed him to make other short films and television commercials.
Later he took his first steps in television, directing episodes of TV series (such as “Cold Feet”, “Safe as Houses” or “Dear Dilemma”) for the BBC, as well as some mini-series and TV movies.