Jamie Stuart is a visionary independent filmmaker, driven by a passion for innovative storytelling and pushing the boundaries of the digital medium.
Since 2002, Stuart has been a pioneering force in the online DIY movement, utilizing the internet as a platform to showcase his unique brand of filmmaking.
His feature film debut, "A Motion Selfie", was released in 2018, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
But Stuart's journey as a filmmaker began much earlier, with his short film "Idiot with a Tripod" gaining international recognition in 2010. The film's viral success, with over a million views, was cemented when Roger Ebert wrote that it should win an Academy Award. This acclaim was followed by Time Magazine naming it the #3 Creative Video of 2011.
Stuart's work is characterized by its bold fusion of reality and fiction, often featuring cameos from notable celebrities such as Martin Scorsese, Jay Z, Tilda Swinton, Clint Eastwood, Meryl Streep, Robert De Niro, Heidi Klum, and many more.
Throughout his career, Stuart has worked with a diverse range of clients, including Focus Features, Cadillac, CNN, the NYC Mayor's Office, Film Society of Lincoln Center, and Filmmaker Magazine, among others.
