Thom Proctor is a composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, lyricist, and collaborator in a variety of
genres.

As a performer, he has played with rock and folk bands, marching and symphonic wind ensembles, choral groups,
bell choirs, and orchestras in the United States, Europe, and Australia. Since 1997, he has written commissioned
scores for films, plays, television, and new media.

In addition to being a composer, Thom has written and performed in several films and plays, and has a keen
understanding of dramatic form. Rather than simply "wallpaper" a scene, Thom writes music that cuts, to the
emotional core of the larger work. His music is invisible yet integral to the dramatic storytelling of the films
he scores.

Thom holds a Master of Fine Arts in Film Music Composition from the University of North Carolina School of the
Arts and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Cum Laude).

FEATURE FILMS

Dead Rising (Also act., 2005)
House of Blood II: Weekend of Blood (Also act., 2003)
House of Blood (Also co-write, co-dir., 2000)

SHORT FILMS

The Colossus (2008)
Truck Stop: Massacred (2008)
Thomas and Jackie (2007)
Ten Year Plan (2006)

THEATRE

Rockhurst University's production of The Busy Body
by Susanna Centlivre (Kansas City, MO 2009)
Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre's production of Galileo
by Bertholt Brecht (Kansas City, MO 2009)
Rockhurst University's production of An American Daughter
by Wendy Wasserstein (Kansas City, MO 2008)
Rockhurst University's production of Necessary Targets
by Eve Ensler (Kansas City, MO 2005)
Oklahoma City Theatre Company's production of Inventing Van Gogh
by Steven Dietz (Oklahoma City, OK 2005)
St. Gregory University's production of The Laramie Project
by Moises Kaufman and Members of the Tectonic Theatre Project
(Shawnee, OK 2003)
Synchronicity Theatre's production of As You Like It
by William Shakespeare (Oklahoma City, OK 2001)
Oklahoma Council of Liturgy and the Arts' touring production of Job
adapted by David Wood (Oklahoma City, OK 1999)
St. Gregory University's production of Twelfth Night
by William Shakespeare (Shawnee, OK 1997)

TELEVISION

University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma's Studio 18
(Chickasha, OK 2005)

NEW MEDIA

Ninsh!tsu, internet video game by Taku Bell