James Rayner

At the age of 19, James entered into the creative world of filmmaking through the web-based company "HomeOnFilm". There, James learned how to shoot and edited short films. In 2008, he crossed paths with his friends Ben and Dean Jagger who were producing the short film, 'The Killing Truth'. They asked James to come on board as a producer and shoot. James went on to work in Los Angeles as a cinematographer on the award winning mid-length film, 'A Night At Robert McAlisters', sculpting his craft as well as building his knowledge of the industry as a producer. Following that wrap, the opportunity arose to work on the feature 'The Paddy Lincoln Gang', in which James worked as an Associate Producer. He worked creatively with director Ben Jagger, surrounding Ben with the talent and tools needed to deliver his creative vision. On this project, James was also in charge of overseas logistics providing a strong platform and work flow for post-production, which was carried out in London, UK. James thrives under pressure and is passionate about his role in filmmaking, and continues to pursue his path as a creative producer.