Thomas J. Wright or Tom Wright is an American television director, artist and set designer who has directed various episodes of NCIS. He has directed episodes of the American fantasy horror TV series, "Supernatural".
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| - Thomas J. Wright or Tom Wright is an American television director, artist and set designer who has directed various episodes of NCIS. He has directed episodes of the American fantasy horror TV series, "Supernatural".
- Thomas J. Wright is a former director for Smallville. Some episodes he has directed are:
- He was previously directed episodes of One Tree Hill, Castle, Bones, and Smallville.
- Thomas J. Wright is director on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
- Thomas J. Wright is a director of Castle. He can also be found credited as Tom Wright.
- During his directing career, Wright has directed episodes for many TV shows, including Criminal Minds, Firefly, One Tree Hill, and Smallville. He is best known for his extensive work on Millennium, for which he produced and was also the director of 26 of the show's 67 episodes. Wright also directed the 1989 film No Holds Barred. In 2004, he had received a nomination for a Hugo Award in Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form for his work in an episode of Firefly.
- Thomas J. Wright is a director. Wright directed the Angel episodes "Blind Date" and "Epiphany".
- Thomas J. Wright is a prolific television director, having almost one hundred episodes to his name. He was the main director on Millennium and also served as a producer on the series. Following the end of that series, he directed three episodes of The X-Files, most notably the episode "Millennium", which saw the final appearances of Frank and Jordan Black. Before Millennium, he directed several episodes of Glen Morgan and James Wong's series Space: Above and Beyond. Wright has since directed episodes of Angel, Wolf Lake (with episodes written by Alex Gansa), Smallville and Bones.
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| - Thomas J. Wright or Tom Wright is an American television director, artist and set designer who has directed various episodes of NCIS. He has directed episodes of the American fantasy horror TV series, "Supernatural".
- Thomas J. Wright is a former director for Smallville. Some episodes he has directed are:
- He was previously directed episodes of One Tree Hill, Castle, Bones, and Smallville.
- Thomas J. Wright is director on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
- Thomas J. Wright is a director of Castle. He can also be found credited as Tom Wright.
- Thomas J. Wright is a prolific television director, having almost one hundred episodes to his name. He was the main director on Millennium and also served as a producer on the series. Following the end of that series, he directed three episodes of The X-Files, most notably the episode "Millennium", which saw the final appearances of Frank and Jordan Black. Before Millennium, he directed several episodes of Glen Morgan and James Wong's series Space: Above and Beyond. Wright has since directed episodes of Angel, Wolf Lake (with episodes written by Alex Gansa), Smallville and Bones. Wright recorded an audio commentary for one of his favorite Millennium episodes, "Collateral Damage", for the third season DVD. He gave interviews for all of the featurettes on the Millennium DVDs.
- During his directing career, Wright has directed episodes for many TV shows, including Criminal Minds, Firefly, One Tree Hill, and Smallville. He is best known for his extensive work on Millennium, for which he produced and was also the director of 26 of the show's 67 episodes. Wright also directed the 1989 film No Holds Barred. In 2004, he had received a nomination for a Hugo Award in Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form for his work in an episode of Firefly.
- Thomas J. Wright is a director. Wright directed the Angel episodes "Blind Date" and "Epiphany".
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