Tim Gorski is an American cinematographer, film producer and animal welfare activist, known for his documentaries concerning animal welfare and wildlife conservation, among them the piece How I Became an Elephant (2012), which has received awards and favorable reviews in the media,[1] and his earlier piece Lolita: Slave to Entertainment (2003).
[2] Gorski's filmography is visible online.
[3] Gorski is also known for his involvement in animal rescue and relief operations in remote regions of the world,[21][22] including Taiwan, where he worked as the CEO of a non-profit organization acting in the field.
[23] His ventures have been reviewed in Ted Talk,[24] Wildlife SOS,[25] VoiceAmerica,[26] and specialized blogs.
[27] His account as a survivor of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami in a severely affected area of Thailand was published on The South Florida Sun Sentinel in 2005.