Tim Dashwood is the founder of Dashwood Cinema Solutions and co-owner of the Toronto-based S3D production company Stereo3D Unlimited Inc. An accomplished director/cinematographer, editor and stereographer, Dashwood’s diverse range of credits include numerous music videos, commercials, documentaries and feature films, as well as S3D productions for 3net, DirectTV, Discovery Channel and the National Film Board of Canada. He also specializes in the previsualization of live action fight/stunt scenes for large-scale productions such as Kick-Ass, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Pacific Rim. Recent credits include the films Air Knob, Bob, The Killer and Academy Award Winner Chris Landreth's short "Subconscious Password." As a developer of award-winning software tools for the film industry, Dashwood created the post-production tools Stereo3D Toolbox, Secret Identity, Editor Essentials, and the calibration/analysis/tracking software Stereo3D CAT, winner of an International 3D Society Award for Technical Achievement. Considered a thought-leader in the disciplines of camera and stereoscopic 3D production technologies, Dashwood has spoken at The National Association of Broadcasters Conference (NAB), IBC, South By Southwest (SXSW), Creative Content World (CCW), AENY, DVExpo, Reel Asian Film Festival, ProFusion, Banff Centre, TFCPUG, CPUG Supermeet, The Toronto Worldwide Short Film Festival and the Toronto International Stereoscopic Conference. Dashwood is a member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers and a board member of the Canadian Chapter of the International 3D & Advanced Imaging Society.