Jack Vincent(IV)
- Director
- Writer
- Producer
Jack's first love was writing. Then he hit puberty and it was all downhill after that.
Career opportunities were the real culprit in leading him astray... from selling the worldwide sponsorship and TV rights to the Barcelona' 92 Olympic Games, then World Cup Football and the ATP Men's Tennis Tour.
His non-fiction book, "A Sale Is A Love Affair" hit Number 1 in February 2015. But fiction kept pulling.
"We have the luxury of living in time when we can tell stories audio-visually."
So Jack jumped in with a short, "Fixer," filmed in Madrid in 2023, then "Time and Again," shot in Poland in 2024.
In 2026, he traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine to shoot "Saving Hope," with an entirely Ukrainian cast and crew. "I arrived with a good story, but the team there helped me make it better, especially my lead female actor. My role became that of giving her -- and this project -- the space to breathe, to allow the hard-hitting reality of one woman's truth in Ukraine today to flourish."
"Themes around love and death will always grab the human psyche," Jack continues, "because they are primal. And primal is where we want to take our audiences. To me, it's all about fear... and hope."
He's developing a thriller around corruption in football/soccer, as well as a family drama with adolescent euthanasia at the core.
Career opportunities were the real culprit in leading him astray... from selling the worldwide sponsorship and TV rights to the Barcelona' 92 Olympic Games, then World Cup Football and the ATP Men's Tennis Tour.
His non-fiction book, "A Sale Is A Love Affair" hit Number 1 in February 2015. But fiction kept pulling.
"We have the luxury of living in time when we can tell stories audio-visually."
So Jack jumped in with a short, "Fixer," filmed in Madrid in 2023, then "Time and Again," shot in Poland in 2024.
In 2026, he traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine to shoot "Saving Hope," with an entirely Ukrainian cast and crew. "I arrived with a good story, but the team there helped me make it better, especially my lead female actor. My role became that of giving her -- and this project -- the space to breathe, to allow the hard-hitting reality of one woman's truth in Ukraine today to flourish."
"Themes around love and death will always grab the human psyche," Jack continues, "because they are primal. And primal is where we want to take our audiences. To me, it's all about fear... and hope."
He's developing a thriller around corruption in football/soccer, as well as a family drama with adolescent euthanasia at the core.
