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Tom Vaughan (director)
Tom Vaughan (born 5 September 1969)〔 is a Scottish television and film director. His work includes ''Cold Feet'' (1999) and ''He Knew He Was Right'' (2004) for television, and ''What Happens in Vegas'' (2008) and ''Extraordinary Measures'' (2010) for cinema.
== Background ==
Vaughan was born in Glasgow, Scotland to Peter and Susan Vaughan, and lived in nearby Helensburgh for his first 17 years.〔〔Docherty, Gavin (28 October 2006). "Starter For Ten was a real challenge for Tom". ''Daily Express'' (Express Newspapers).〕 He and a friend acquired a video camera from the friend's father, which they used make short films.〔Staff (19 May 2008). "(Burgh's Tom joins the Hollywood set )". ''Helensburgh Advertiser'' (Clyde and Forth Press).〕 Vaughan also attended weekend acting classes at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, which led to a supporting role in the STV children's television series ''Stookie''. With the £1,000 he made from the series, Vaughan invested in a video camera. He and his friends used it to make more shorts around Helensburgh, such as zombie films, war films and comedies, in locations such as the woods behind his family home, the surrounding hills, and the nearby Clyde Naval Base.〔〔Dougan, Andy (2 November 2006). "Andy Dougan's Movie World: A Stookie story". ''Evening Times'' (Caledonian Newspapers): p. 7.〕 For one of the last childhood films he made, he and his friends used their cars for car chases, but were stopped by local police.〔
Vaughan later moved to England to study drama at the University of Bristol.〔"(Tom Vaughan )". Helensburgh Heroes. Retrieved on 16 July 2008.〕 He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Drama in 1990.〔"(Alumni and friends: Faculty of Arts )". University of Bristol. Retrieved on 30 November 2009.〕
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