Jamie is a writer, director and editor, based in London. 

 

In 2016, he co-wrote and co-directed the Film London-backed short film BIG DOG, starring Conor McCarron (NEDS, Catch Me Daddy), Siobahn McSweeney (Derry Girls) and Orli Shuka (Hyena, Gangs of London). It won Best Cinematography at London Calling.

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In 2019, he wrote and directed 4x6, a supernatural slasher inspired by the giallo films of the 70s, shot on 16mm and supported by Kodak. It premiered at Sitges, collected a Special Jury Commendation at Brooklyn Horror Film Fest and took the top prize at Homespun Yarns 2020.

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In 2022, he wrote and directed LISTEN TO MOTHER, starring Pippa Nixon (MotherFatherSon) and Tom Sweet (Childhood of a Leader, Great Expectations), a modern gothic horror about love, loss and trepanation. It played at Leeds International Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Brooklyn Horror and Imagine.

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Jamie is co-founder of Snake Farm Films with Moritz Flick, where he produces long form content across narrative and documentary.