Phillip Wolf(II)
- Producer
- Director
- Editor
Phillip Howard Wolf was born in 1974, in Dallas, Texas. He grew up in Carrollton, Texas, and received a Panasonic VHS camcorder when he was ten, sparking his love for filmmaking. Without any editing software, he learned to edit his short films in-camera.
At age twelve, after reading his first Stephen King novel, "It," Wolf wanted to be a writer. Between the ages of twelve and sixteen, he wrote over twenty short stories that he submitted to various publications, such as Weird Tales and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine.
Wolf married Patience Janelle Sismilich in 1997 and welcomed their first child, Jeremiah Gregory Wolf, in 1999. However, tragically, at fourteen months old, Jeremiah passed away due to a congenital heart defect known as hypoplastic left heart syndrome. To cope with his loss, Wolf turned to writing and completed his memoir "God Gave Us a Promise" in 2002.
Wolf wrote his first screenplay, "When the Clock Strikes," in 2003 and turned it into a short film. He and Patience then welcomed a healthy baby girl named Destiny Faye Wolf.
Attending The Art Institute of Dallas in 2005, Wolf studied video production and graduated with honors in 2008. He left his job in the retail industry to focus on real estate photography for apartment homes and creating small business videos.
Wolf welcomed his second healthy baby girl in 2009, Angelina Nicole Wolf.
In 2011, Wolf established his independent film company, Wolf Entertainment Productions (WEP). In 2012, he launched Silent Cries under the umbrella of WEP. He created a documentary titled "Silent Cries" about congenital heart defects, which he entered into film festivals and won first place in the health category at the Awareness Film Festival in Los Angeles.
In 2015, Wolf wrote the storybook "Jeremiah the CHD Aware Bear and Friends" and produced the [international] award-winning documentary feature, "Silent Cries: Breaking Through CHD Awareness."
Wolf then worked on a young adult novel, "Jack Stinger and the Haunting of Whitlock Manor," released on May 17, 2022.
In addition to writing and producing films, Wolf works as a video tech and a camera operator in the live event industry. He also supervises a team of stagehands for concerts traveling through the Dallas/Fort Worth area. He has operated front-of-house cameras for certain artists during their performances. Some notable credits include ZZ Top, Deep Purple, New Edition, George Lopez, Bert Kreischer, Nate Bargatze, and more during their stadium tours.
At age twelve, after reading his first Stephen King novel, "It," Wolf wanted to be a writer. Between the ages of twelve and sixteen, he wrote over twenty short stories that he submitted to various publications, such as Weird Tales and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine.
Wolf married Patience Janelle Sismilich in 1997 and welcomed their first child, Jeremiah Gregory Wolf, in 1999. However, tragically, at fourteen months old, Jeremiah passed away due to a congenital heart defect known as hypoplastic left heart syndrome. To cope with his loss, Wolf turned to writing and completed his memoir "God Gave Us a Promise" in 2002.
Wolf wrote his first screenplay, "When the Clock Strikes," in 2003 and turned it into a short film. He and Patience then welcomed a healthy baby girl named Destiny Faye Wolf.
Attending The Art Institute of Dallas in 2005, Wolf studied video production and graduated with honors in 2008. He left his job in the retail industry to focus on real estate photography for apartment homes and creating small business videos.
Wolf welcomed his second healthy baby girl in 2009, Angelina Nicole Wolf.
In 2011, Wolf established his independent film company, Wolf Entertainment Productions (WEP). In 2012, he launched Silent Cries under the umbrella of WEP. He created a documentary titled "Silent Cries" about congenital heart defects, which he entered into film festivals and won first place in the health category at the Awareness Film Festival in Los Angeles.
In 2015, Wolf wrote the storybook "Jeremiah the CHD Aware Bear and Friends" and produced the [international] award-winning documentary feature, "Silent Cries: Breaking Through CHD Awareness."
Wolf then worked on a young adult novel, "Jack Stinger and the Haunting of Whitlock Manor," released on May 17, 2022.
In addition to writing and producing films, Wolf works as a video tech and a camera operator in the live event industry. He also supervises a team of stagehands for concerts traveling through the Dallas/Fort Worth area. He has operated front-of-house cameras for certain artists during their performances. Some notable credits include ZZ Top, Deep Purple, New Edition, George Lopez, Bert Kreischer, Nate Bargatze, and more during their stadium tours.
