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Global production studio Stadium welcome the visually inventive director duo That Jam to its diverse roster for US representation

Known for their unique blend of visually engaging content with a comic twist, Joe Beverley and Samuel Hurlock bring a fresh perspective and technical prowess to bear.

That Jam, recipients of multiple awards, excel in transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary, making the bizarre not only believable but also endearing. Their impressive portfolio includes successful campaigns for global brands like Mastercard and McDonald’s, showcasing their knack for merging high production values with impactful, visual humour.

“With the addition of That Jam, Stadium further solidifies its commitment to supporting our partners by delivering innovative talent capable of telling their brand stories in unique and engaging ways,” says Stadium founder Samy Mosher. “This expansion of our roster specifically addresses our partners’ needs for fresh, visually-driven narratives with a comedic edge, ensuring their content stands out in a competitive market.”

“I love Joe and Samuel’s technical wizardry and dedication to their craft and their ability to always deliver something unexpected in their visuals and storytelling,” says Stadium EP Michael Bergin. “Their work is a wonderful complement to our roster, and we look forward to watching them blossom on future projects.”

When speaking about their own filmmaking style, That Jam seeks to create a visual language that captivates their audience, “We’ve always been the sort of people that approach storytelling through humour and genre. That doesn’t mean we don’t want to tell stories that matter, we just want to make sure they are told in a way that we’d find entertaining. Never too serious, always approachable and with a little sprinkle of cinema.”

The addition of That Jam to Stadium’s roster is a testament to the company's unwavering dedication to providing its clients with extraordinary talent and innovative solutions across genres. With continued success in markets abroad, That Jam will no doubt make a splash with U.S. audiences and clients.

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