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John Jencks. CHAIR - John has been working in the film industry for over 15 years as a writer, director and executive producer. His short film ‘Go Away, Please!’ (2009) won the Shooting People prize at London Short Film Festival.
Apr 3, 2024 · Principal photography commences this week on PROMENADE, a playful and innovative who-dunnit directed by award-winning filmmaker John Jencks (Hippopotamus), from a script written by David Wigram (Blood Culture), and produced by Marcie MacLellan (Apostasy, a BAFTA-nominated film).
Apr 3, 2024 · We’re hearing rumbles that a new British film is heading our way sooner rather than later from director John Jencks. The Hippopotamus director is helming Promenade, a Brighton set whodunnit, next and the project has just started filming, we hear.
Jun 15, 2017 · John Jencks is the director of the recently released – and very funny – feature film The Hippopotamus, an adaptation of the Stephen Fry novel. It stars Roger Allam as the misanthropic, whiskey-sodden ex-poet Ted Wallace, who pitches up at his friends’ stately home to investigate a series of alleged miracles (with Fiona Shaw and Matthew ...
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John Jencks. Jencks has been working in the film industry for over 10 years as a producer, writer and director. His short film “Go Away, Please!” (2009) won the Shooting People prize at London Short Film Festival.
Jun 1, 2020 · It’s a quandary producer and director John Jencks noticed in conversations with British filmmakers: they wanted to make art that responded to the times, but the slog that feature-length...
John Jencks is known for The Hippopotamus (2017), Go Away Please (2008) and The End of the Line (2009).
Apr 14, 2017 · Earlier this month, New York Film Academy Filmmaking alumnus John Jencks returned to NYFA Los Angeles to screen his feature film, “The Hippopotamus,” starring NYFA Board Member Matthew Modine. Having grown up in the UK, Jencks recalls his time as a student, hitting up three movies a day at the local theater.
Having grown up in the U.K., New York Film Academy filmmaking alumnus John Jencks recalls his time as a teen, hitting up three movies
