Biography

T.C. De Witt

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T.C. De Witt is an American filmmaker, screenwriter, actor, and podcast host. A prolific storyteller, he has written across film, theater, audio, and live entertainment, developing original screenplays in a wide range of genres. His work has been released on major streaming platforms, and he has collaborated with production companies in the United States and internationally. He co-hosts the ongoing screenwriting podcast The Studio Demands It!, where he and his cohost develop screenplays live based on original story concepts. His feature film The Demon Detective was released on Apple TV in 2025, and his screenplay Unclean was featured on the December 2025 Black List. Known for high-concept ideas, emotionally driven characters, snappy dialogue, and ambitious genre storytelling, De Witt continues to thrive in developing original films and series across multiple mediums.
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A Minnesota Twins baseball cap with the "TC" emblem.
His naturally curly hair
Comedic Death - Many of T.C.'s films feature characters being offed in humorous ways.
References the number 262 in his writing: This number, or versions of 2, 6, 26, and 62, show up in his screenplays and the scripts he co-writes and ghostwrites in reference to his home town, Kenosha, Wisconsin, area code. Occasionally, the number 414 in variations will appear to; a reference to Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Co-wrote the Audience Choice Award winning Dangerous Summers at the 2010 Madison 48 Hour film Project. His first year involved in the competition. The film also won 3 other awards.
Wrote the Best Picture Winner Filling In for the 2012 Madison 48 Hour Film Project, which also gained Firmament Films 2 other awards for cinematography and directing.
Helped win the Best Directing, Audience Choice, and Best Use of Dialogue awards for The Seven Year Wish at the 2011 Madison 48 Hour Film Project.
Co-directed Game Day, the Firmament Films' entry into the 2014 Madison 48 Hour Film Project, which won 6 awards, including Directing, Audience Choice, and Best Picture.
Swept the 1013 Madison 48 Hour Film Project with Firmament Films and the Noize, which he co-wrote, co-directed, and acted in. The short won Best Graphics, Best Cinematography, Best Ensemble, Best Directing, Audience Choice, and Best Film.