Biography

Jack Jewers is an award-winning writer, filmmaker and visual artist. Passionate about telling stories in all media, Jack's body of work crosses film, TV, and digital. His films have been screened at some of the world's biggest festivals, including the Cannes Film Festival, London's FrightFest, the Hay Festival, the Marseille Web Fest, and at Bloomsday in Dublin. In 2023 Jack went viral for a series of six films he created for the 400th anniversary celebrations of Shakespeare's First Folio. The inVerse shorts, one of which was filmed partly in space, were covered by over 200 news outlets worldwide, with a reach of nearly a billion people. Among the many plaudits, CNN picked a still from the films as one of their images of the year. He has received several accolades for his film work, including a nomination for Best Short Film by BAFTA Wales and an award from the Royal Television Society. Jack's visual art has been exhibited at spaces including The Box Gallery and St. Martin-in-the-Fields.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jasmine Kennedy

Son of Ray Jewers and Philippa Urquhart

Two of his short films have won or been nominated for major awards - Labour of Love (2000) won the UK's Royal Television Society Student Award, and Storm (2001) was nominated for a BAFTA (Wales) award for best short film.