Biographie
Ron Termaat was born in De Bilt, Netherlands, in 1959. After attending the Dutch Film and Television Academy, he began directing short films and TV series such as HOTEL AMOR, CONSULT, and WESTENWIND. In 1995, he directed the Prix Europe-winning single play CHOPSTICKS.
His debut feature film, GUTS, which he wrote, directed, and produced, was selected for festivals in Toronto, Los Angeles, and Sochi (Russia) in 1999 and 2000, and won the prestigious Dutch Grolsch Film Prize. Following 2000, he directed two shorts, SALTBATTLE and BAD LUCK, along with numerous television series including TRAUMA 24/7, COSTA, ROZEGEUR & WODKA LIME, LIEVE LUST, KOPPELS, JULIA'S TANGO, DE HOOFDPRIJS, DOKTER DEEN, and HET GEHEIM VAN EYK.
In 2009, he directed the feature film DON'T TOUCH MY CHILDREN. Additionally, he teaches camera acting to students at the theatre academies in Maastricht and Amsterdam.
