Tim Brown is an Associate Professor of Scenery and Projection Design and the Coordinator of the Design Tech Area. He is also a freelance scenic and projection designer working in theatre and concert designs. He recently designed the set for J. Cole’s 2019 NBA Allstar Game Halftime performance. His other concert designs include J. Cole's KOD, 4 your Eyez Only and 2014 Forest Hills Drive (shown on HBO) Tours,as well as the set for Tyler the Creator’s 2018 tour. Other musical artists he has design for include Mitski, BAS, Ari Lennox, J.I.D. (Tonight Show Performance), and Dreamville.  He also designed the set for the world premiere of Ugly Lies the Bones for Roundabout Theatre Company in New York City and the Washington D.C. premiere of The Skeleton Crew at The Studio Theatre. His scenic and projection designs have been seen at the Yale Repertory Theatre, Roundabout Theatre Company, Brooklyn Academy of Music, LA Philharmonic, The Studio Theatre, Harlem Stage, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Interact Theatre Company, Redhouse Arts Center, Astoria Performing Arts Center, NY Fringe Festival, Columbia University, Barnard College, Yale School of Drama and Connecticut Repertory Theatre. He has also been an assistant projection designer for Driving Miss Daisy and Macbeth on Broadway and productions at The Public Theatre, Signature Theatre, 2nd Stage, and New York Theatre Workshop. His work has been featured in American Theatre Magazine and Opera America Magazine. He was recently featured in Variety Magazine as one of 10 top creative directors in the touring industry. He is a Graduate of Yale School of Drama and currently teaches at the University of Central Florida.