Thomas was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona by a single mother, where he spent his childhood years developing a passion for making people laugh, creating silly skits, and acting them out. This innate creativity continued to blossom as he grew older, and at the age of 19, he made the bold decision to move to California, where he would eventually become a father at the tender age of 20.
Fatherhood brought a new sense of responsibility, but it also provided Thomas with a fresh and exciting audience - his three beautiful children, Erika, William, and Brooklyn. As a father, Thomas had to balance his creative endeavors with the demands of providing for his family, and he found a solution in the environmental industry, where he could apply his skills as a salesman to share stories and entertain his clients.
In 2007, Thomas's life took an unexpected turn when he was approached by the television network TLC to feature his environmental company on a reality show, Revolutionaries. This experience not only provided Thomas with valuable exposure but also sparked his interest in acting, leading him to enroll in several acting classes and intensive seminars.
Thomas's newfound passion for acting soon led him to pursue real-world experience through theater, short films, commercials, and even small parts in feature films. In 2010, he took the bold step of founding H2 Crew productions, allowing him to produce his own films while continuing to hone his craft.
H2 Crew's first film, Horsepower, was a resounding success, and Thomas was hooked. He continued to produce and act in films, always looking for new ways to challenge himself and grow as an artist. In 2012, Thomas set his sights on writing and producing a short film, "Thirteen," which he hoped would be a feature-worthy production.
Thomas teamed up with experienced director Dan Jagels to bring his vision to life, using a RED camera and 4K resolution to capture the film's stunning visuals. The production was a grueling 8-day shoot, with locations spanning from East Los Angeles County to Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2013, Thomas's hard work paid off when "Thirteen" became an official selection of ScreamFEST, as well as 7 other film festivals.
In 2014, Thomas decided to take on a new challenge by writing and directing his own short film, Officer Down, a 5-minute thrill ride that he hoped would become an official selection of several 2014 film festivals. With each new project, Thomas continued to push himself to new heights, always striving to create something unique and memorable.
