BIO

Born and raised in Buenos Aires Argentina, Tomas is the quintessential international Designer. His body of work includes projects shot in The US, Canada, Mexico, UK, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Czesch Republic and Slovakia, Croatia, Colombia, Panama, and of course Argentina.

He is known for being able to work anywhere and adapt to the culture and the means offered, seamlessly navigating the local reality with the demands of the project, while elevating the conceptual and the execution simultaneously .

For the past 2 years Tomas Voth has worked as production designer for The Terminal List series- “Dark Wolf” (2025) shot in Budapest, Croatia and LA, immediately after that he designed The Terminal List “True Believer” (season 2- coming out in 2026) shot in South Africa, Canada and Morocco.

Alternating between films and series, he designed six seasons of “Snowfall” for FX, the TV series “68 Whiskey”, as well as the feature films “White Men Can’t Jump”, (list upon request) “Driven”, starring Jason Sudeikis, For Jonathan Mostow’s- he designed “Hunter’s Prayer”, and the pilot for the TV series “The Last Ship”.

In 2018, Tomas Voth designed Jonathan Jakubowicz’s feature film “Resistance” starring Jesse Eisenberg and Ed Harris after having designed for Jakubowicz’s “Hands of Stone” starring Robert De Niro, Édgar Ramírez and John Turturro in 2015.

He was the production designer on Oliver Stone’s film “Savages” and continues to develop projects together. Before that, Tomas worked as Supervising Art Director for other movies such as “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides”, “Nine”, “Wanted”, Michael Mann’s “Ali”, “Dreamgirls” (Academy Award ® nominee, Best Art Direction), Rob Marshall’s TV movie “Tony Bennett” (Emmy Award ® winner, Best Art Direction), “What Dreams May Come” (Academy Award ® nominee, Best Art Direction) and “Memoirs of a Geisha” (Academy Award ® winner, Art Direction).

In addition to Tomas’s involvement on many independent films (list upon request), he is distinguished for publishing Illustrated Books, and continues deeply involved in IP development.