Timothy Hines, director, photographer and editor of Tomorrow's Today, is an American film director, writer, editor and cinematographer best known for bringing world attention to journalist Nellie Bly with his adaptation of Nellie Bly's autobiographical book 10 Days In A Madhouse (2015) starring Caroline Barry and Christopher Lambert (Highlander, Mortal Kombat, Greystoke Legend of Tarzan) with Kelly LeBrock (Lady In Red, Weird Science), which trended in Variety's Top Trending movies during its Cannes premiere and was selected by movie star Geena Davis to be the opening night film for the inaugural Bentonville Film Festival Celebrating Women and Diversity. Hines, who also wrote the screenplay, hand-chose movie star Christopher Lambert to play Dr. Dent, the supervising doctor running the Asylum for Women on Blackwell's Island in which Nellie Bly was committed. 10 Days In A Madhouse is distributed worldwide by Tricoast Worldwide, Broad Green and Universal Home Video. Hines, along with his creative partner producer/actress Susan Goforth, are also world famous for War of the Worlds The True Story (2013); the world's most beloved movie version of H. G. Wells' seminal alien invasion novel, in which Bertie Wells, the last living survivor, testifies to the horrors and despair he endured during the Earth / Mars War of 1900. In addition to recently directing, photographing, editing and supplying additional scenes and scenarios to the screenplay of Tomorrow's Today (2021), Timothy Hines is enjoying the release of his Pilot action thriller episode "Death Wish" of Chrome: The Series (2020) out now on Amazon Prime. Chrome is hyper-action thriller about a runaway slave robot who stumbles into the heart of the robot underground only to discover the fate of all sentient robots depends on her. Chrome is a fast roller coaster ride of fun couple with deeply emotional subtext.