Thomas Kelly is a French commercial director specializing in beauty, fashion, and luxury lifestyle filmmaking. Educated at Buenos Aires' Fundación Universidad del Cine and trained at London Film School and the National Film and Television School, Kelly has directed campaigns for Giorgio Armani (including "Chinese New Year 2024," "Santal Dansha," and "Musc Shamal"), Chanel ("Not That Kind Of Girl" for Vogue), Yves Saint Laurent ("Beauty Club"), Givenchy ("Le Rouge Interdit"), Vacheron Constantin ("Jukebox"), L'Oréal Paris, Estée Lauder, Shiseido, Maybelline ("My Ultimate Shade," "Fitme"), Make Up Forever ("Myst & Fix"), Karl Lagerfeld ("Look at me"), and Pantene ("Zendaya"). His portfolio also includes Adidas ("Ana Ivanovic"), SKYN Condoms ("Places of Intimacy" via Sid Lee Paris), and editorial work for Vogue Germany, Vogue Japan, and Vogue UK. Kelly has shot extensively across Paris, Bangkok, Kyoto, New York, and Mexico City, employing motion control, high-speed cinematography, and emerging technologies when they serve emotional impact. His short film "Animal: A Portrait of James Chaney," produced by Fresh Film Bangkok, received industry coverage via LBB Online (2019). Currently working with Rebolución for LATAM and the US, Kelly's work balances polished beauty aesthetics with narrative-driven storytelling across international markets.