Honor Society Signs Director Tim Abshire

Bi-coastal production company Honor Societyhas signed director Tim Abshire for U.S. commercial representation. With a character-driven approach to storytelling, he has helmed work for top brands such as Google, Coca-Cola, PlayStation, ESPN, Febreze, VW, Taco Bell, E*TRADE and Kia. Tim's signature comedy dialogue style has earned him industry recognition and numerous golds from Cannes Lions, Clios, One Show Pencils, PromaxBDAs, and ADC Cubes. His work celebrates the awkward and odd characteristics of any situation through clever storytelling that leaves a lasting impression.

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Tim has the natural ability to bring out the best comedic performances, notes Honor Society Executive Producer Megan Kelly. His ability to embrace the unconventional and seamlessly integrate offbeat moments into the narrative is integral in bringing each of his projects to the next level. We are excited to add Tim's dynamic talent to the Honor Society roster.

Tim began his career in the On-Air Promos department of MTV. He quickly amassed a diverse skillset as a director, writer, editor and creative director while working on celebrity-filled campaigns for all of the network's major shows. After 6 years of creating content and commercials for MTV, he shifted his focus to commercial directing, working with top ad agencies around the globe on a diverse range of branded campaigns.

Tim joins Honor Society from Rabbit.

About Honor Society

Honor Society is the next step in the evolution of production. As a fully integrated production company, our approach to storytelling is not constrained to any one medium or style. Our roster of directors come from diverse backgrounds and bring with them a wide range of skills to a growing need for engaging content. As an independent company or as part of an integrated solution with our partners, we are dedicated to executing every project with an exacting attention to detail.

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