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Thomas Edward Seymour (born 1 January 1977, New Britain, Connecticut) is an American filmmaker, composer, singer-songwriter and actor.
Seymour is a director for Hale Manor Productions, Bloodbath Pictures and for the video website black20.com. He is the creator of such popular internet content as the 300 movie spoof "300 PG version" and Tetris: The movie. He is also is the creator of the series Black20: Trailer Park and Marv's Psychic Shop. With Jon Gorman of Bloodbath pictures he co-created the Bikini Blood Bath Trilogy, three feature length comedy horror films. At Hale Manor Productions he starred and directed such films as London Betty (Starring Daniel Von Bargen from Seinfeld and Malcolm in the Middle, narrated by Clint Howard) and the Land of College Prophets (A Best Seller for York Entertainment in 2005). Some of his higher profile acting performances include the character of Marv in A New Wave (Starring John Krasinski), Phil in the film Being Michael Madsen (Starring Michael Madsen and Virginia Madsen) and Tom(The coolest guy in the office) on the internet series Net_Work. He also is known for his musical compositions in independent films such as Everything Moves Alone, Thrill Kill Jack in Hale Manor, and Land of College Prophets. While he acts, helps with the cameras, and writes scripts, he is also a solo artist. His first album, U.S. Export was released in 2003 to warm reviews.
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