Welcome
I am Jack Curtis. I create illusory realities for a living. I do this in two ways: I make films and I read minds. The two are seemingly unrelated, however, they both take viewers into the world of imagination for the purposes of great entertainment. Over the years I have provided these unique experiences for an array of formidable clients, and now it's your turn.
This is my online scrapbook. For everything mind reading related, click here. To see my film and video showcase, choose this one. For all of the above plus any other news and shenanigans, stay right where you are.
Rob Green Launch
On Friday the 13th January 2012 I am hosting an event at Nottingham Contemporary to launch the debut single and EP from Rob Green. It’s shaping up to be one hell of a show (and it’s free). Flyer design by yours truly, illustrations by James Huyton.
Cardinal – Rob Green
Over the course of October and November 2011 I had the honour of directing the music video for Rob Green‘s debut single. Enjoy!
The 1914 Identity
I’ve been involved in starting up a new online magic shop called The 1914. Along with shooting exclusive videos and instructional DVD’s for the site, I also designed the logo. It’s based on the ‘Magician’ tarot card.
Mind Controllers Promo Shoot
Mind Controllers, new mentalism show for 2012. Photos by Sam Kirby.
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The True Meaning of Love
The True Meaning of Love is a short film I produced which premiered at The London Short Film Festival in 2010. It was released on the internet the following year on Valentine’s Day 2011. The film was written and directed by actor Kieran Hardcastle who recently starred in Wish 143 which was nominated for the…
Dee Christopher Introduction
In June 2010 I shot a short promo video for magician Dee Christopher in an old warehouse in Nottingham.
Originality
If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you'll never come up with anything original
Gizza Cheer
I’ve been project managing a world record attempt: the world’s largest virtual cheer. Virgin sponsor the London Marathon and this year in the run up to the event they decided to collect 10,000 individual cheers on camera to help promote the day and spur on the runners. Myself and my team over at Fourmost Films…
Not Every Triangle’s a Dorito
My entry for the 2010 nationwide Doritos “King of Ads” competition.
