Erin Sian Thomas is a Raindance-recognised, award-winning Film Production graduate and early-career producer, based in South East England. She is focused on building thoughtful, ethically grounded work with intention and care.

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Erin produced Matrescence, her graduate short film exploring postnatal depression and the often-unspoken realities of early motherhood. The project required a sensitive and responsible production approach, from charity outreach to safeguarding cast and crew. It also marked a first for the University of Portsmouth, as the first student film to feature a newborn baby and to structure its production around his arrival. Its recognition in the name of Raindance marked a significant early milestone in her career. The experience confirmed her interest in projects that prioritise emotional truth, care, and strong production values.

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Alongside producing, Erin works as a photographer and unit stills photographer for film. Her work focuses on people, atmosphere, and intimate detail, with a cinematic sensibility that translates naturally into on-set stills and visual storytelling. She is particularly drawn to capturing the in-between moments that define both narrative and production environments.

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Erin also brings a distinct perspective through her work in animal welfare advocacy, particularly within the rabbit community. She shares her life with two much-loved rabbits, Marilyn and Audrey, and through campaigning, research, public engagement, fundraising, and donating to rabbit rescues, Erin has highlighted gaps in awareness and responsibility within commercial and cultural spaces. This work has strengthened her ability to advocate, communicate clearly, and lead with integrity, qualities that directly inform her approach to producing.

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Erin is at the beginning of her career, motivated by supporting strong teams, meaningful stories, and production environments that value both people and responsibility.