Biography

An award-winning writer, director and environmental campaigner from South London. Jack trained at the BRIT School and with The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and has since written and directed a feature length film, short films and several pieces for TV. In 2018 Jack wrote, directed and produced 'Alex's Dream', starring Alex Lawther and Emma Corrin. The following year he wrote and directed the political satire 'Extinction', starring Academy Award winner Emma Thompson. Jack developed 'Extinction' into a six-part series for BBC Studios and directed his first feature-length project, 'Goodbye, Hello', in Los Angeles for No Good Films. In 2023 he directed Academy Award Winner Mark Rylance in an ecological film, 'Spirit of Place', which won numerous awards and qualified for the BAFTA's, BIFA's and Academy Awards, In early 2024, Jack wrote and directed 'More Flames' for Adam McKay's Yellow Dot Studios, which stars Phoebe Dynevor and Bella Ramsey. Alongside ongoing TV commitments, Jack is developing several feature-length scripts with various producers and companies.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Jack attended the BRIT School for Performing Arts notable for its famous alumni.

Is a member of The National Youth Theatre.

Played the lead role of 'Oscar' in the play 'Reality' by Georgia Fitch, which ran at the Ovalhouse theatre in London during the summer of 2015.

Good friends off-screen with actor Jonah Hauer-King. They met one another on 'Old Boys' and have recently shot 'World On Fire' together.

Supports Chelsea Football Club.