Kristopher Tabori From his screen debut as an actor when he was six years old to his current work as a director, Kristoffer Tabori has lived a life steeped in the world of television, film and theatre. As a director he has won an Emmy, and was nominated for a DGA award. He is the recipient of The Theatre World Award, The LA Drama Critics Circle Award, the LA Weekly Award, and ten Drama-logue Awards. Fulfilling a life long dream to work in England, Kristoffer accepted the leading role in the popular Thames TV series London Embassy, which was adapted by Paul Theroux from his book. Upon his return to the States, he was offered the opportunity to direct the film The Perfect Date, an ABC After School Special. Once again he garnered rave reviews. Variety wrote: “The Perfect Date, under Kristoffer Tabori’s direction… is so clever and the cast is so adept, it’s too bad that it is relegated to afternoon TV”. He won an Emmy for his direction.

With characteristic passion and the same high standards he had set for himself as an actor and theatre director, Kristoffer was determined to learn the craft and logistics of directing film. He immersed himself in television and in the past ten years has helmed over 53 episodes; including Providence, That’s Life, Judging Amy, Chicago Hope, Picket Fences, and Law and Order. He was also a producer\director on the series Push and was nominated for a Directors Guild Award” for direction of “Educating Mom” for ABC. He made his film directing debut with the vampire thriller Dead Of Night. He directed the film Pursued starring Christian Slater, as well as the heralded A Noise Within production of Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare in Los Angeles. Recently, he directed multiple episodes of the series Falcon Beach, Jpod, and The Guard. In longform he directed for Lifetime the films Accidental Witness, and Anna’s Storm, and for Sci Fi Fireball, and High Plains Invaders.