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My name is Tom Block and I'm based out of Bavaria, Berlin and the Canary Islands.
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I'm a creative media professional with several years of experience in the development, production, acquisition and localization of fiction and factual content for a multitude of production studios and broadcasters. Previous employers include Leonine Studios, A+E Networks Germany and the ProSiebenSat1 Media SE in Munich, the BBC in London and the Red Bull Media House in Salzburg.
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Within the film and television industries, I'm also active as an independent filmmaker. My most recent project as co-writer, co-producer and co-director is the neo-noir action thriller Mute, Deaf & Blind (2024). Previous broadcast credits as writer, producer & director include the HISTORY Germany production Stimmen der Coronakrise (2021) and the Crime+Investigation Germany production Ikonen? (2019). My debut as co-writer, co-producer and director was the independent feature film Mosquito: A Fistful of Bitcoins (2015), which is distributed globally by Adler & Associates Entertainment, Inc.. Other broadcast credits in miscellaneous capacities include the Crime+Investigation Germany production The Invisible Line - Die Geschichte der Welle (2019), the HISTORY Germany productions Guardians of Heritage - Hüter Der Geschichte (2017) and Wigald & Fritz - Die Geschichtsjäger (2016), the A&E Germany production Protocols of Evil (2016), as well as the BBC4 production Great Poets in Their Own Words (2014).
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In addition to my work in the film and television industry, I’m also active in the music industry. Previous album releases include the Golden Days MMXXII (2022) album, which was preceded by the Golden Days MMXX EP (2020), The Brave Love (2018), which was released on the St. Petersburg-based net label Liminal Recs, as well as its predecessor, my self-released debut album Initiation (2012), which was also re-released on the Manchester-based record label Sister 9 Recordings under the title Initiation Revisited (2016).
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I've completed a Master of Arts degree from the Centre for Cultural Studies and the Department of Media & Communications at Goldsmiths College, University of London; as well as a Bachelor of Music degree from the London College of Creative Media, Middlesex University.