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Tom DiCillo

AKA: Thomas DiCillo
Birthday: 1953-08-14
Birthplace: Lejeune Base Camp, North Carolina, USA
Home Page: http://www.tomdicillo.com/


Tom DiCillo is an American director, cinematographer, writer and actor born in Camp Le Jeune, North Carolina, and who studied film at New York University. During his early career he began working with director Jim Jarmusch as a cinematographer on films that include Permanent Vacation and Stranger Than Paradise. His experience as cinematographer proved invaluable and he was soon writing and directing his own films.

Filmography

Stranger Than Paradise
Character: Airline Agent
Chain Letters
Character: Bob
Kingdom Come
Character: Self

Independent's Day
Character: Self
Kino '84: The Making of Jim Jarmusch
Character: Interviewee
At Sundance
Character: Self

Uncle Howard
Character: Self

Stranger Than Paradise
Job: Director of Photography
Coffee and Cigarettes
Job: Director of Photography
Box of Moonlight
Job: Director

Box of Moonlight
Job: Writer
Living in Oblivion
Job: Director
Delirious
Job: Writer

Delirious
Job: Director
Double Whammy
Job: Director
The Real Blonde
Job: Director

The Real Blonde
Job: Writer
When You're Strange
Job: Director
Johnny Suede
Job: Director

The Beat
Job: Cinematography
The Beat
Job: Editor
Johnny Suede
Job: Writer

Double Whammy
Job: Writer
When You're Strange
Job: Producer
When You're Strange
Job: Additional Music

Variety
Job: Director of Photography
Living in Oblivion
Job: Writer
Down in Shadowland
Job: Director

Permanent Vacation
Job: Cinematography
Down in Shadowland
Job: Director of Photography
Down in Shadowland
Job: Writer

Down in Shadowland
Job: Editor
When You're Strange
Job: Screenplay
Underground U.S.A.
Job: Cinematography

Robinson's Garden
Job: Director of Photography
End of the Night
Job: Director of Photography

Burroughs: The Movie
Job: Director of Photography
God Save the King
Job: Director
God Save the King
Job: Writer

Coffee and Cigarettes
Job: Cinematography