Tim Wolff received his education from the California Institute of the Arts Directing for Theatre and Film program, studying closely with legendary director Alexander Mackendrick (The Ladykillers, Sweet Smell of Success) and two-time Oscar winning documentarian Terry Sanders. In 1999, he began the first of four productions at HBO as producer. He produced two segments for the popular HBO documentary show Real Sex with Wigstock: The Movie filmmaker Barry Shils. The Sons of Tennessee Williams is his first feature documentary, traveling to 30 film festivals worldwide, an extended 3 year release by First Run Features, including theatrical premieres in NYC and Los Angeles, a DVD release and finally as a selection on Netflix and iTunes. In June of 2013, SONS of TW was screened in 4 cities in China as a Fullbright/US State Department cultural exchange with the director in attendance. In March 2014, Mr. Wolff traveled again for the US State Department for two weeks of screenings in South Korea and Cambodia. In July of 2014, SONS of TW signed with France's Quadra Film Coalition for all international theatrical and broadcast distribution.

His next projects include "Mother", the story of transgender African-American drag families and the competitive culture of pageants in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans,starring Bounce Rap superstar Katey Red. "Nostalgia: the History of a Persistent Folk Tradition and the Causes of PTSD in Combat Veterans". This is a feature documentary that focuses on two subjects, the history and contemporary use of Lawn Jockeys and the uncensored descriptions of specific combat experiences in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. In development as of October, 2014, is the magical-realist musical comedy narrative feature "The Ballad of Yes and No". This is the story of Rosemary Andrews, a legendary Jazz vocalist in the late 1960s, who splits into her good and evil selves during the last stages of a lifelong self-destruction.