Tom Stern

Tom Stern is a prominent television writer, director, and producer based in Los Angeles, California. His journey in the entertainment industry commenced during his time at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where he formed a significant collaboration with filmmaker and actor Alex Winter that spanned eight fruitful years. After earning his degree in 1987, the duo relocated to Venice Beach, where they co-directed IMPACT Video Magazine, showcasing their innovative storytelling.

Stern's career took a notable turn when he landed his first major job writing for NBC's The Jim Henson Hour, marking his entry into mainstream television. His creative contributions have since resonated across various platforms, establishing him as a versatile figure in the industry.

In his personal life, Stern first married filmmaker Tamara Hernandez, with whom he welcomed two children, Tuesday and Murray Stern. Their family life has been a source of inspiration for much of his work. In March 2015, Stern embarked on a new chapter by marrying architect Barbara Bestor, further enriching his personal narrative. Throughout his career, Tom Stern has consistently demonstrated his commitment to storytelling, with a diverse portfolio that reflects his passion for innovative and engaging content in television.