Tom Maine

Tom was the official UEFA camera operator attached to the England football team during their EURO2020 campaign, culminating in an historic final at Wembley. This included daily interview shoots with players and the manager, training filming and match footage provided to broadcasters around the world.

He has also worked on Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League competitions for their respective UEFA magazine shows, including profiles of European cities, match filming and interviews and documentary features with key players and clubs.

BT Sport Films / Noah Media

3-part documentary series from executive producer Rio Ferdinand and director Jay Gill, exploring the rise of talented young footballers from South London. Featuring interviews with established Premier League stars, and charting the early careers of those who have been inspired to follow in their footsteps.

Broadcast in November 2021.

Tom has worked with the Premier League over a number of years, shooting Promos, documentaries, interviews and magazine shows. Many programmes, like Premier League World, Review and Preview are broadcast on Sky, BT Sport and throughout the world.

IMG Media Ltd

Tom’s very first professional work as a camera operator was in the world of classical music, and that thread has continued throughout his career.

Tom has enjoyed a longstanding relationship with Apple and Biscuit Recordings, working with orchestras, soloists and a variety of music festivals across the UK. He has also worked with Tall Wall Media and Take Five Music Production in a regular collaboration with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.

Featuring Game of Thrones star Iwan Rheon, this opener was screened by ITV as part of their coverage of Wales v Australia at the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Dir: Holden Stein

Dir: William Brown

Feature, shot on location in Collioure, France.

Starring: Radhika Aggarwal, Lynsey Murrell, Mila Zuo, Abla Kandalaft.

IN POST-PRODUCTION

Tom has shot Promo and half-time feature content for Serie A, the Italian Football League. This included a sit-down interview with Andriy Shevchenko and a trip to Genoa to capture the famous derby between Genoa and Sampdoria.

Tom was the official FIFA camera operator attached to the Belgium national team during the 2018 World Cup in Russia, travelling all over the country with the team.

He performed the same role with the Canada national team during the 2019 Women’s World Cup in France.

Feature, 98mins (2019)

Dir: William Brown

Tom has shot a number of music videos in a variety of different genres.

This 30 minute documentary delves deep into the creative process, following Royal Academician John Maine as he designs and constructs a huge stained-glass window and monument to the SAS in Hereford Cathedral.

The story takes us to Germany, China, Scotland and Hereford, mapping the thoughts and decisions that lead to the creation of this iconic artwork. Shot over a number of years, the film explores the nature of creativity and the path an idea can follow as it becomes a reality.

A young woman visits her grandmother in Ukraine. With her, we are transported into a seemingly timeless world where the past, present and future combine. With the changing light, and the sounds of life outside carried on the breeze, thoughts turn to the true meaning of family, love and growing old.

Short documentary, 27 mins. (2016)