Jack Spring is a British film director working across feature films and television.
Spring began directing features at 19 with Destination: Dewsbury, a low-budget British comedy that secured a theatrical release and international distribution. He followed it with Three Day Millionaire, starring Colm Meaney, which was released theatrically across the UK before reaching #5 on Netflix.
In 2024, Spring released All Town Aren’t We, a documentary series featuring Ryan Reynolds and charting the extraordinary rise of Grimsby Town Football Club. The series was acquired for international distribution by Propagate Content.
His latest feature, Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint, marks his most ambitious film to date. The British Christmas comedy stars John Bradley alongside Richard E. Grant, Celia Imrie, Sophia Di Martino, Adjoa Andoh, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Jim Broadbent, and will be released in cinemas in 2026.
At the heart of Spring’s work is heart itself. His films are warm, sincere and emotionally driven, using comedy to bring audiences closer to their characters rather than hold them at a distance. He is drawn to big, memorable personalities placed in high-stakes situations, where humour, pressure and vulnerability collide. However heightened the world becomes, the emotional truth of the characters always comes first.
Alongside directing, Spring is the co-founder of Shush Films, where he develops film and television projects in the UK and internationally.
