Thomas is also producing and directing several documentaries including, an HD feature production on the Tropicana Cabaret in Havana, commissioned by the Documentary Channel, Sundance Channel, Showtime Networks, ARTE France and NDR.

Among recent production credits, Thomas developed a story concept on Restorative Justice for the National Film Board of Canada / Canadian Film Centre interactive feature film project Late Fragment.
Thomas also brought his expertise to the creation of the online documentary Beethoven’s Hair, which accompanied the feature film of the same title for which Thomas won a Gemini Award for writing.

Prior to founding Xenophile, Thomas worked as a producer at Toronto’s ExtendMedia where he was responsible for the creative vision, financing, planning and execution of a broad range of acclaimed interactive TV, web and CD-ROM projects for clients such as Ford, Alliance Atlantis and PBS. Together with Patrick Crowe, Thomas was responsible for defining and creating all that company’s best known convergent media productions.

For the past sixteen years, Thomas has had an ongoing creative partnership with Rhombus Media’s Larry Weinstein. Together they have made a number of internationally acclaimed films that have been broadcast in more than 30 countries, including My War Years: Arnold Schoenberg, Solidarity Song: The Hanns Eisler Story, Beethoven's Hair and Mozartballs.

Thomas is an internationally-recognized speaker and panelist on documentary production and interactive media innovation and has expanded Xenophile’s expertise in cross-platform production, establishing it as one of best recognized companies in its field internationally.