Tymon Brown is an American filmmaker, composer, and actor. He co-founded Small Rice Field Productions with Daniel Onoda and Orien Longo in 2007.He was born on Nov. 15th, 1987 in Virginia to Kim (Korman) and Peter Brown, where he was raised first in Richmond and then in Virginia Beach. Brown's family moved to different homes very often, until they settled for several years in Indian Neck, VA.Three months out of high school, Brown took a position as a cinematographer and editor with a documentary film production company in Washington, DC.In 2007, Brown relocated to New York, where he attended the SUNY Purchase Film Conservatory and co-founded Small Rice Field Productions with Daniel Onoda and Orien Longo. Their first film together was Onoda's "The Dream of Alice and Chris," and their most recent project is Brown's latest film, "Hoof" (in post-production).Tymon Brown lives in Brooklyn, NY.