ROLLO
JACKSON.
Rollo
Jackson
grew
up
immersed
in
the
UK’s
dance
music
culture.
His
early
films
for
James
Blake,
Tate
Britain
and
Warp
Records
all
bear
the
subtle
traces
of
mid-90s
escapades
clad
in
Versace
prints
and
box-fresh
Reeboks,
soundtracked
by
crackling
pirate
radio
or
booming
warehouse
speakers.
Rollo
followed
these
pieces
by
directing
hugely
popular
music
videos
for
the
likes
of
Jamie
XX,
Hot
Chip,
Chase
&
Status
and
more
recently,
Pa
Salieu
and
The
Streets.
He
also
leant
his
enriched
aesthetic
to
the
commercial
world
with
films
for
brands
including
Adidas,
Nike,
Cav
Empt
and
Mercedes.
His
talent
for
documentary
lead
to
the
viral
sensation ‘Tokyo:
Where
do
you
know
me
from?’
for
Stormzy
and
‘Slimzee’s
Going
on
Terrible’,
which
shared
rare
insight
into
the
mysterious
grime
icon.
The
collaboration
with
Stormzy
continued
with
a
20-minute
narrative
film
for
the
G.S.A.P.
album
commissioned
by
Fader
and
YouTube.
He
subsequently
released ‘Still
Storch’,
a
documentary
about
the
rise
and
fall
of
legendary
hip
hop
producer
Scott
Storch.
Recent
commercial
work
includes
’Step’
for
Apple,
‘Future
Proof’
for
Deustsche
Telekom
feat.
Billie
Eilish,
‘Arsenal
‘This
is
Home’,
for
Adidas
Football
and
photography
and
video
campaigns
for
Palace
Skateboards
with
Evisu
and
Reebok.