Jamie Madge

London, United Kingdom

Co-Editor at shots

Former hirsute gingerman. Co-Editor of shots - https://t.co/hRTa3NDBlf. Likes Back To The Future, in a big way.

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Olly Williams: A Few Of My Favourite Things

1 week ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

If there's one thing you can be certain of in regards to the work of Olly Williams, it's that there's never going to be a shortage of interesting elements to draw the eye. Taking the same approach to his office life, the director (repped by Merman) and production designer (repped by Vision Artists) surrounds himself with on-set trinkets, mementoes and artwork that keep his creativity afloat.
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso's genre-slapping short, Papota

1 week ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

If you don't know CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, the genre-bending Argentine duo whose viral Tiny Desk performance lit up the internet back in October 2024, then you're about to be taken on a wild and wacky ride through chaotic beats, humour, and energy.
John Merizalde's creative conundrum

1 week ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

Most workplaces have an individual or two whose work ethic could be described as 'minimum effort', but it's unlikely you'll find a colleague as infuriatingly unhelpful as the subject of John Merizalde's latest short, I'm Good.
Phil Medway: A Few Of My Favourite Things

2 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

With a mind for logistics and a heart for storytelling, Phil Medway’s Favourite Things reveal the principles that keep him grounded in even the most demanding production environments. Having led complex shoots for the likes of Disney, Lego, Sky and Asos, the Gusto Film producer knows that success often hinges on mindset as much as method - and his chosen items speak to just that: "I’ve had a lot of different roles throughout my journey in the wonderfully weird world of production," he explains.
Lewis Hamilton's Day Off

2 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

If you're Lewis Hamilton, you don't need to ask for much. Accolades? You've ammassed them. Riches? Beyond your wildest dreams. Romance? You're... doing alright.
SickKids' latest spot hits where it counts

3 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

“When talking about what SickKids is fighting for, especially in context of their 150th birthday, we thought there was a real clarity and tangibility to the idea that what SickKids and every patient is really fighting for is quite literally their next birthday,” says Jacob Pacey, Associate Creative Director and Copywriter at FCB Toronto.
Celebs share fragging fables for Call Of Duty: Warzone

3 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

If you're a gamer, there will always be in-game exploits that are worth recounting to others. However, much like dreams, tales of button-mashing prowess are normally more interesting to the teller than the told... that is, unless they're brought to life through delightful animation.
Val Thrasher: A Few Of My Favourite Things

3 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

For editor Val Thrasher, visual media is clearly an inspiration essential, be it VHS, photography, or the good ol' DV cam. A seasoned storyteller with a knack for uncovering the emotional heartbeat of every project, the Abandon Editorial has shaped campaigns for brands like Apple, Meta, Vans, and Honda, working alongside renowned directors such as Lance Acord and Phil Morrison; her work spanning comedy, dialogue-driven pieces, and visual storytelling.
Lucrecia and JADE's FU to fame

4 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

After basically winning every award going with her incredible Angel Of My Dreams video from last year, JADE is back with another narrative-led but psychadellic-fuelled promo for new track FUFN. Taking the enjoyably aggy title to heart, the film takes a knife to the spotlight on fame, focussing on a toxic relationship that comes to a surreally satisfying head at a Nick Grimshaw-hosted event.
Men’s Wearhouse's new spokesman needs help

4 weeks ago | magazine.shots.net | Jamie Madge

“Comedy works because it makes people feel seen,” said Matt Heath, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer at Party Land. “Most fashion ads love to pretend every guy is a supermodel, but most guys just want to look good without having to think too hard. "We’ve built a strong partnership with the Men’s Wearhouse team over the past year and a half, and that trust has been a springboard for making the brand feel more relevant and more like the guys who shop there.