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Jack Everitt

Biography

Jack Everitt

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  • Born
    May 30 · London, England, UK
  • Height
    5′ 11¾″ (1.82 m)

Biography

  • Award-winning filmmaker Jack Everitt began his career after graduating from the prestigious BRIT School for Performing Arts in 2006. In his early career Jack honed his skills directing music videos and short documentary series for music schools. His narrative feature debut emerged in 2015 in the form of 'Goodnight, Gloria', which featured Thai front-runner, Russell Geoffrey Banks. Jack then went on to work on to work on various projects, directing a number of short films and as cinematographer for the action feature 'English Dogs in Bangkok', starring Byron Gibson and Ron Smoorenberg. In 2021 Jack released the feature length documentary 'So What Can You Eat?' to shed light on the rare genetic condition condition, PKU, which picked up an International award for Unforgettable Film at the Spotlight Documentary Film Festival. Unlike narrative film projects that had motivated him previously, 'So What Can You Eat?' was the first auto-biographical project and was inspired by his own experiences of navigating his career while living with an incurable illness.
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