A film maker for the last 19 years, Jack started as a runner at the Gate Theatre under Artistic Director Stephen Daldry. He then moved onto editing feature film trailers. He directed his first short film at 21 years of age and joined Ridley Scott Associates, aged 26, as a director.
His film interests have ranged across documentaries for television, music videos, party political broadcasts, corporate films, short films, virals and commercials.
As Creative Director he has worked for Greenpeace Digital and the Green Party, producing ground breaking environmental work in the cinema, online and for television. His 2001 election party broadcast for Tony Blair arguably helped Labour to a second term in office and his more recent work as Creative Director for Aviva PLC helped lead a successful transformation from 40 brands into one global brand, Aviva.
Jack has won numerous awards for his advertising and corporate work including Best Media and Marketing campaign awards in 2006, five IVCA awards and a New york Film Festival award. His early viral work for the Green Party became the worlds first political viral campaign, and his award winning work with producer Kathleen Kenedy gave voice to Hollywood after 9.11
Jacks most recent short film "Indigo" was selected for the 2010 Berlin Film Festival where it was awarded the Special Mention.
Jack is represented by Marc Helwig at Paradigm Talent Agency, Los Angeles.