Tom Salamon is a pioneer of immersive theater, starting with his first production Accomplice: New York, widely regarded as an influential work in the early days of immersive experiences. In the years since, his productions have been attended by 2.5 million attendees and surpassed sales of $40 million. His work has been featured in The New York Times, Time Out New York, The LA Times, The Hollywood Reporter, LA Weekly, Gizmodo and New York Magazine, and he has written and directed work in New York City, London, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, Washington DC, Glasgow and San Diego.

Highlights include:

Large scale IP-based adaptations (Bluey, Disney's Encanto, The Little Mermaid, Trolls)

Experiential marketing activations for Amazon Prime (The Boys, The Expanse), Netflix (The Witcher) and Starz (Outlander)

Original immersive work for Tony-Award winning theaters (Accomplice for the Menier Chocolate Factory, The Grift for La Jolla Playhouse)

Walt Disney Imagineering development for immersive work inside the parks, cruise lines and tours

A creative and innovative thinker with a vast knowledge of the immersive world and experience design, with the ability to conceive unique projects and lead and collaborate with a large team to see them through to execution, Tom stays ahead of the curve and sets new trends in immersive engagements.