Thomas Meadmore is a UK-based director, producer and editor, originally from Perth, Australia, known for emotionally driven documentary storytelling and high-impact factual films.

His work spans premium documentary and true crime, with films commissioned by ITV, Netflix, Hulu, Channel 4, and Sky.

Thomas directed the feature documentary The Missing Millionairess (ITV, 2023) and the true crime series Twisted Twins (ITV), both part of a growing body of work that combines compelling narrative with strong editorial perspective. His feature documentary The Cancer Conflict (2022) was shortlisted for Best Science Documentary at the Grierson Awards and later acquired by Netflix, following an unusual self-financed journey and direct sale to the platform.

His earlier feature The Spy Who Fell to Earth (Netflix, 2019) developed a global following, particularly in the Middle East, while the AACTA-nominated series The Night Caller (2020) became an international success on Sundance Now and Sky. He has also directed The Outsider, which received a theatrical release and strong critical response, and worked as associate producer and editor on Netflix titles Fred and Breaking Habits.

Alongside his documentary work, Thomas writes and directs fiction. His short film Demon — a dark comedy/thriller exploring the manifestation of a neglected inner self — was a finalist at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. He is currently developing his first fiction feature, The Box of Tapes, while in development on the feature documentary Father Figures.

Before directing, Thomas built his career as an award-winning editor, winning an Emmy for The Amazing Race Australia and editing for National Geographic, Discovery Channel, the BBC, and Channel 4. This editorial background informs his directing, bringing a strong sense of structure, pace, and story to his work.