Thomas Storesund

Known for

Directing

Born

February 12, 1971

Birthplace

Haugesund, Norway

Thomas Storesund is an Emmy Award-winning producer, director, and film editor based in Los Angeles. He is primarily known for his work in documentary filmmaking and editorial production for major entertainment brands such as MTV, ABC, CBS, NBC, Warner Bros. and Paramount. His most notable works and professional achievements include: Documentary Direction: He directed and wrote the documentary «14 Short Films about Opera» (2025), which explores the production of six operas featuring Plácido Domingo and James Conlon. Film Editing: He served as the editor for the 2017 documentary Toxic Puzzle: Hunt for the Hidden Killer, narrated by Harrison Ford, and worked on the editorial department for The Work and the Story (2003). Creative Agencies: He is a producer and editor at Revolve Agency, where he has contributed to the development of television spots and digital content for networks like ABC. Art Documentation: He directed the 2019 film The Art of Mark Bryan, which received praise for its intimate portrayal of the contemporary artist. Art Collecting: Outside of film, he is recognized as a significant art enthusiast and was featured in the "Reluctant Collector" series, discussing his personal connection to fine art and oil paintings.