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Tommy Martin was raised in central Indiana gaining a cumulative experience as a boy scout, multi-sport athlete, musician, and actor. He earned his music business degree from Indiana State University while performing as a percussionist and drummer in various ensembles (Steel Band, Percussion Ensemble, Symphonic Band), and a variety of rock and singer-songwriter bands.
He's a strong improviser and impressionist, having studied at Second City Chicago. During his time at Second City, Tommy studied comedy writing and filmmaking, creating short video sketches with classmates for the 7 Day Shorts program before working on shorts and features.
His projects have appeared in over 60 film festivals with several nominations and wins. Grilled Cheese won Best Comedy Horror Short Film with co-director Connar Brown Sprenger at Marina del Ray Film Festival. The West Virginian Starfish (Co-Director/ Executive Producer) collected 19 film festival appearances with 11 nominations and 4 wins. Through a successful crowdfunding campaign, WVS was able to aid One Tree Planted in the planting of 100 trees in the Appalachian region.
Tommy's recent bookings include a blue collar mechanic who works in gray areas on Chicago PD, a man-in-suit Creature for Tasty Bones, the misunderstood operative, Thunder Man, in spy comedy The Knot Job, a charismatic, goofy tour guide Walt, in the slasher feature Haunt Season, and the "Banana Guy" runner in a Bank of America marathon commercial. Some other notable characters include an earnest, soft-spoken metalhead turned teacher (The Music Store), foul-mouthed hillbilly (Billi & Theodore), quirky, evil genius (What's Good for Business), lovable henchman (Platoon of Power Squadron), emotional leader (dystopian feature), an optimistic stoner musician (The Club), and the anxious rookie medevac in a Hallmark Movies & Mysteries original opposite Jes Macallan.
Tommy also works behind the camera, with credits including: Co-Director for comedy horror Grilled Cheese, Director for dystopian comedy Temp-Topia (3rd place, 48 Hour Film Project), 1st AD on the slasher feature Haunt Season (dir. Jake Jarvi), Gaia (dir. Wendell Etherly); My Best Nut (dir. David Bradburn); theWit movie (Lady K Productions), and Grip for Alison Torem's award-winning, Road Head. For more on Tommy's work behind the camera, visit Filmmaker.
He likes to stay active with alternating fitness routines such as HIIT, cycling, swimming, boxing, CrossFit, and running.


WORKING WITH TOMMY

I don't have enough complimentary things to say about Tommy. He is EXTREMELY versatile in the roles he can authentically portray. He is funny, fearless, handsome - he's a skilled actor, writer, and director. He is endlessly kind, extremely hardworking yet very humble, and just overall boasts the highest character. He's perfectly tall and I do love a man bun.
BRITTANI WARD, CSA
- CLock, Fifty Shades Darker, The Punisher, Monuments, Single Car Crashes -

Tommy was a consummate professional throughout all stages of production. I was constantly impressed by his relentless dedication to preparing for the role. He reached out to actual firemen to learn all about search and rescue protocol, which proved to be absolutely crucial for the scene we shot. Tommy also understands the value of creating a rich inner life for his character, one that is filled with a genuine personal history.
Eugene Sun Park
-Full Spectrum Features -

Tommy Martin is the rare kind of actor who brings more to the character you write than you ever imagined. He brought a cache of props he assembled himself, he brings boundless enthusiasm and energy to every scene, and he immediately adapts to every direction. He's supportive of fellow cast members and helpful to crew. He absolutely makes a shoot day easier and definitely more fun. He's a good dude to have in your corner when you're trying to make your day.
JAKE JARVI
- Haunt Season, Platoon of Power Squadron -

If there’s one thing Tommy Martin has it’s dedication. The dude dedicates his time and energy for your project tenfold. On top of that, he delivers a top notch performance every time. He’s a class act and a great man to work with.
RONALD SHORT
- Short Pictures Independent -

I came to know Tommy on a whim. He graciously volunteered his time and talent to my 48 Hour Film Project entry without knowing much about me. We had a ball, and I was impressed by how engaged he became with such a frantic project. He really helped level me. Ever since, Tommy has become a trusted friend, and I continue to marvel at his commitment to his craft. He is as loyal and dedicated as any actor I’ve worked with.
HEATH BENFIELD
- Apples & Oranges -

Not only did Tommy turn out to be a great AD and social media master, he is also a versatile actor, singer/ songwriter, comedian, and celebrity impersonator. He's one of the hardest working people in the biz and he never stops prodding me to work a little harder-which I need. He's always a blast to work with. He's my all around right hand, always willing to take on any task. I highly recommend him.
SUSAN ATHEY
- The Club Web Series -

“Don’t Dress For Dinner” is a typical English comedy/farce filled with mistaken identity and mishaps. We are at the country home of Bernard (Peter Brian Kelly) and his wife, Jacqueline (deftly handled by Claire Yearman). Jacqueline is heading off to visit her mother, and Bernard has other plans. His mistress, Suzanne (charmingly played by Sarah Brooks) is going to visit him and his best friend, Robert (played to perfection by Tommy Martin) is coming to be his alibi.
Alan Bresloff
- Around the TOwn -

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