THOMAS CRANE

A musician-turned-filmmaker, Thomas Crane has been in the music & entertainment industry for over 15 years. He founded the band Marion Crane in Jacksonville FL in 2009. They released the full-length album "The New Religion" in 2012 on Final Cut Records, with a followup EP "Rock Is Dead & I Know Where the Bodies Are Buried", with the band sharing the stage with the likes of Sevendust, Filter, Adrenaline Mob, Fuel and other national acts. In 2015 he fronted the Tampa metal group Together In Exile, releasing the full-length album "Destroy Something Beautiful". 2019 saw his first solo release, with the single "Spook House". A follow up single "Monsters Walk Among Us" was released in 2021, with the music video winning several awards at film festivals. A new EP of solo material is planned for release in 2026.

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As a filmmaker, Crane has directed, filmed and edited over 200 music videos, working with artists such as Queensryche, Saliva, Kamelot, Angel Vivaldi, 12 Stones, Genitorturers and many more. He directed a feature-length documentary "Till Death Do Us Rock: The Honeymoon Rockfest" in 2022, which featured Matt Pinfield, Scott Stapp, Art Alexakis, Wes Scantlin, Kevin Martin and more. Currently there are multiple film scripts in development for a feature-length horror film.