Paul Bozymowski, born in 1972 in Detroit, Michigan, of Polish and Native American Mexican ancestry, received a degree in film at Northwestern University’s School of Communications in Chicago. A student of Annette Barbier, Mimi White, and Academy Award nominee Frank Galati, he moved to New York in 1993, joining the staff of the groundbreaking production company Radical Media, one of the world’s leading commercial production houses, as editor, director, and cinematographer.

Among his early directorial projects were the acclaimed ESPN series The Life, which took a sociological view of sports, and the award-winning Platform, a documentary on the Ground Zero viewing platform in New York and its architect, David Rockwell. Recent projects include a documentary for VH1 on rap artist Ludacris; Brotherhood, an upcoming theatrically released documentary on New York City firemen, and a trilogy—short film, promotional video, and full length documentary—for Nike which will air in different media in fall 2003.