About Jack Jewers

Jack Jewers is an award-winning filmmaker and visual artist. 

Passionate about telling stories in all media, Jack’s body of work crosses film, TV, and digital. His short films and web series have been shown in and out of competition at major festivals around the world, including Cannes, New York, Washington D.C., Marseille, Dublin, and London’s FrightFest. He has also worked extensively in advertising.

Jack has won several accolades for his film work, including an award from the Royal Television Society and a nomination for Best Short Film by BAFTA Wales. He has been invited to speak about his work at several major film and TV industry events, including Series Mania in Paris.

In 2023 Jack went viral for some films he directed as part of the 400th anniversary celebrations of Shakespeare’s First Folio. The six inVerse shorts were covered up by over 200 news outlets worldwide, with a reach of nearly a billion people. Among their many accolades, CNN named a still from one of the films an ‘image of the year.’

Away from the cinema in all its forms, Jack has a deep interest in literature and history. His debut novel, The Lost Diary of Samuel Pepys, was published to rave reviews in 2022, including being named an historical fiction book of the year by The Times. He is currently working on a sequel entitled The Winter Queen.

He lives near London with his wife, the author Christi Daugherty, also known as Ava Glass. You can find out more about Jack’s work at www.jackjewers.com.