TOM DEY TOM DEY (Director) grew up in New England and studied philosophy, religion, and film at Brown University. He graduated in 1987 and continued his pursuit of film at the Centre des Etudes Critiques in Paris. In 1993 Dey (pronounced “Dye”) received a M.F.A. from the American Film Institute, and a year later signed with Ridley Scott Associates to begin his career as a commercial director. In 1998 Dey made the transition to feature filmmaking with Disney's “Shanghai Noon,” a comedy western starring Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson and Lucy Liu and followed it up with the action comedy “Showtime,” starring Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy.		Filmmakers Barry Mendel Cameron Crowe Carol Ramsey Christine Iso Christopher Rouse Claudio Miranda Clay A. Griffith Craig Mazin Colin Wilson David Digilio David Moritz David Zucker Don Burgess Donald J. Lee Jr. Ellen Mirojnick Eric Roth Frank Marshall Gary Barber George Jonas Grace Gilroy Janusz Kaminski Jeremy Conway Joanna Johnston John Toll John Willett John Williams Kathleen Kennedy Mark Isham Mark Waters Masaru Kakutani Matt Ember Michael Kahn Mike Alexander Nancy Steiner Nancy Wilson Patrick Crowley Paula Wagner Rick Carter Robert K. Weiss Roger Birnbaum Rolfe Kent Ron Bozman Scott Aversano Scott Rubin Steven Rosenblum Steven Spielberg Thomas Ackerman Tom Cruise Tom Dey Tom J. Astley Tony Kushner More Filmmakers