Tom Stafford

Tom Stafford is an Irish actor and seasoned sound professional whose career has been defined by a deep, behind-the-scenes mastery of audio craft. Before stepping in front of the camera, he spent years shaping the sonic identity of independent and genre films, working extensively in sound mixing, recording, and editing.

His sound credits span a diverse array of projects, from intimate shorts to feature-length thrillers and horror films. Notable titles include The House That Was Not (2024), Amongst the Wolves (2024), A Hollow Tree (2023), Pooka (2023), Murder of My Mother (2023), The Sleep Experiment (2022), Black Eyes (2021), The Yellow Dress (2020), Saving Grace (2019), Mother (2018), Dive (2018), and Don't Run (2016), among many others. His ability to construct immersive, layered soundscapes has made him a trusted collaborator across multiple productions, often working in tandem with directors to elevate mood and tension.

Stafford made his acting debut in An Taibhse (The Ghost) (2024), a natural progression for someone with such a comprehensive grasp of cinematic storytelling. His transition from sound to performance underscores his versatility and his intuitive understanding of how every technical element—sound, image, rhythm—converges to create a compelling narrative. With a career built on precision and adaptability, Stafford continues to expand his artistic range, proving himself equally adept behind the mixing board and in front of the lens.