THOMAS FINCH
Skin Hunger – Coming Soon
Skin Hunger is Thomas's second original short film—written by himself and co-directed and co-produced with fellow artist Lena Fellows.Rooted in personal experience, the film explores care, isolation, and the quiet hunger for human touch. It follows the intimate bond between a home carer and the elderly woman he looks after—a relationship shaped by routine, tenderness, and the small rituals that give life meaning.Selected as a finalist for the 2025 SF3 Film Festival, Skin Hunger will screen at the Sydney Opera House this January, among sixteen films chosen from over 400 submissions.More details, stills, and release information coming soon.
English Enjoyed
English Enjoyed began as a creative exploration—a way to share a love of British English, literature, and performance with a wider audience. What started as short videos on pronunciation and language soon evolved into a world of stories: cinematic sketches, Victorian detectives, and elegantly absurd grammar lessons that blend theatre, wit, and education.English Enjoyed was founded to make language learning feel like art—something to be watched, heard, and felt, not just studied. Every piece of content is written and performed to celebrate the rhythm, tone, and character of English at its most expressive.At its heart, English Enjoyed is an exploration of communication—how the words we choose, and the way we say them, shape how we’re understood. It draws together Thomas's work as an actor, writer, and filmmaker to create intelligent entertainment for people who love language.You can find the full collection of videos, writing, and books at: englishenjoyed.com
Salt – 2023
Thomas wrote, directed, produced and edited his first award-winning short film Salt.WINNER! – SmartPhilm Festival – Official Selection for Best Drama/MysterySalt explores the bittersweet seasoning of life, love and loss.
A Silent Voice – 2017
In 2017 Thomas performed in A Silent Voice. It is a short film based on the winning script written by high school student Alex Dewing for the Brexit Storytelling Competition.Whether you’re a Brexit supporter or opponent, watch this powerful story that reflects the frustration of young people who weren’t allowed a vote in the EU Referendum.
There's No Place Like – 2015
In 2015, Thomas originated the role of Jordan in the new play There’s No Place Like with Althea Theatre company, written by Lilac Yosiphon.This show was first performed at Above the Arts Theatre in the West End and subsequently at the Brighton Fringe Festival.Reviews for There’s No Place Like:-“Both Lilac Yosiphon and Thomas Finch have superb projection, an easy going and relaxed acting style-and neither is afraid to break the fourth wall to talk to their audience at certain moments.Both performances are sincere, honest and truthful.”
★★★★★ David Rumelle, Remotegoat“There’s No Place Like and Althea Theatre really captures the spirit of the fringe: creating meaningful, bold, and thoroughly enjoyable theatre.”
★★★★ Grumpy Gay Critic“This show communicates an incredibly valuable lesson and one that larger audiences probably need to hear.”
A Younger Theatre
About
Thomas is a an award-winning creative polymath who enjoys almost all things classical—ballet, music, art.He enjoys acting, writing, filmmaking—has a particular penchant for French cinema and period dramas—and strongly believes storytelling can be the best way to convey a message.
