Jacob Saul is an accomplished Director, be that working with one of his own scripts or working with another Writers'. As he works in so many mediums, he makes sure to utilise the one he's working in for that story. Figuring out how the camera movement can help tell the story visually, how the blocking can convey the correct tone and pace etc. Collaboration is the name of the game and Jacob has had the privilege of working with incredibly talented people to help bring these tales to life.
Ontop of Directing, he not only produces his own productions but other projects as well (both creative and commercial). This is a discipline he is proficient in and is available as a freelance Producer.
Ontop of Directing, he not only produces his own productions but other projects as well (both creative and commercial). This is a discipline he is proficient in and is available as a freelance Producer.
CAN YOU HEAR THE CHOIR?WRITER/DIRECTOR/PRODUCER
‘In the heart of the English Moorland, THE GENTLEMAN pursues answers from an enigmatic PRIEST.'
'CAN YOU HEAR THE CHOIR?' (2021) is Jacob Saul's University Graduation Film, earning him numerous accolades such as 'Best Drama' at the 'Royal Television Society D&C Student Awards'. |
SEQUENCE CANCELLEDWRITER/DIRECTOR/EDITOR/PRODUCER
'As the sole survivor of an unsuccessful colony mission to the stars, ARTHUR TARP recounts the harrowing deeds he's done in the name of survival.'
Made in association with the 'Dartmouth Mayflower 400' and 'Plymouth College of Art', this is Jacob Saul's first funded film exploring themes of morality, desperation and seeking refuge. |
OutCO-DIRECTOR
'Out' is a queer short film following three coming out stories, with each one having a different Director. Jacob directed the story following the two Burglars, working with the cinematographer to ensure that the section was visually different from the other narratives. He opted for the three parts of his section to be done in long takes, keeping the high-energy and adrenaline of the situation in the filmmaking.
It is currently unavailable to view publicly as it is still on its film festival run. The film was nominated at the Iris Prize 2022. |