Tom Brumpton
- Publicity
- Additional Crew
- Actor
Tom Brumpton is a British-Irish actor and publicist. As an actor, he has performed in various feature and short films, TV shows, including a VO part in Netflix’s Lupin, and commercials. Away from acting, Tom has performed as a stand-up comedian across the UK, including spots at the prestigious Leicester Comedy Festival and the Nottingham Comedy Festival. He has also performed at venues in Ireland and Spain. He has received martial arts training under European Muay Thai champion Leigh Edlin.
Tom has worked with creatives in a PR capacity since 2009. He has worked with short and feature filmmakers at a number of BAFTA & Oscar qualifying festivals, including Berlinale, Slamdance, Hollyshorts and EIFF. Past projects of Tom’s include the BAFTA Scotland & BIFA winning short film "Too Rough". Tom has spoken on the topic of PR and marketing for the likes of BAFTA, AMPAS, the BFI, NAMM, the BBC, and IFTA. He is a member of BAFTA, BIFA, the European Film Academy, The Ivors, and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
As of 2026, Tom is working across a slate of projects. Said projects are a one-man show called "The Pit" which seeks to explore trauma bonds through the lens of extreme music. "Tiny Daily Acts Of Courage", a short musical project that acts as "a heavy metal mindfulness toolkit" that utilizes universal design principles to create a music video that can be utilized in a moment of panic. Finally, he is creating a short documentary titled "I Think They Want Me Dead" about securing a diagnosis for both ADHD and autism, conditions Tom lives with.
Tom has worked with creatives in a PR capacity since 2009. He has worked with short and feature filmmakers at a number of BAFTA & Oscar qualifying festivals, including Berlinale, Slamdance, Hollyshorts and EIFF. Past projects of Tom’s include the BAFTA Scotland & BIFA winning short film "Too Rough". Tom has spoken on the topic of PR and marketing for the likes of BAFTA, AMPAS, the BFI, NAMM, the BBC, and IFTA. He is a member of BAFTA, BIFA, the European Film Academy, The Ivors, and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
As of 2026, Tom is working across a slate of projects. Said projects are a one-man show called "The Pit" which seeks to explore trauma bonds through the lens of extreme music. "Tiny Daily Acts Of Courage", a short musical project that acts as "a heavy metal mindfulness toolkit" that utilizes universal design principles to create a music video that can be utilized in a moment of panic. Finally, he is creating a short documentary titled "I Think They Want Me Dead" about securing a diagnosis for both ADHD and autism, conditions Tom lives with.
