Jack Linderman
Director
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Indianapolis, IN
In Pursuit Of GOOSEBUMPS
Raised in small-town Indiana, Jack brings a blend of abstract, visceral tonality mixed with human truth to his work. After leaving school to build the company, he has since directed for automotive and motorsport brands, outdoor and adventure campaigns, and healthcare and tourism work that lives or dies on finding one honest moment. You'll find Jack in one of many happy places. The kitchen. With the wife & a good thriller. In a KA100 go kart, or on a tennis court.
Indianapolis, IN
- Motorsport
- Automotive
- Visceral
Some Moments
Movie Referneces
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The Good Old times
INVST!
In Action
RACE DAY
Fun Times
The Mrs & Me
Home Sweet Home
Prompts
This is tough, because each piece and each scene brings something unique to the table that leaves a lasting impact on me in different ways. If I had to choose, I'd pick a deleted scene from the F4 "Karts to Cars" piece, where we had our talent, Vaughn, watch back some old footage and memories projected onto a massive studio cyc wall. We had some nice & ethereal background music playing, and it was just one of those moments where the vibe in the room and the visuals in the monitor collided into something beautiful. Everyone on set was holding their breath.
Still running this production company! Outside of production, I'd likely try and start up some sort of tasting menu style restaurant. I'm a big foodie.
Oh man... I don't really return to movies often. But, my wife and I are always trying new movies. We've seen just about every thriller and/or sci-fi mind bender imaginable. Highly recommend the time-travel holy Trinity - Coherence, Triangle, and Primer.
Porsche is the easy answer, but I'd be really keen to do work for a boutique watch company with some racing roots/heritage.
I'm an absolute sucker for a dolly. Dana dolly, doorway dolly, Fisher dolly. It's the king of camera moves you feel rather than see.
Growing up, I played piano and struggled a lot with performance anxiety and perfectionism. There's a vivid memory of me playing during Sunday church as a kid, and messing up one wrong note which turned into a cacophony of me smashing the keys over and over until I ran off stage in tears. The events surrounding that could make something interesting!
