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Feature film
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Director& Cinematographer
Jamie Touche is a director and award-winning cinematographer working across narrative film and documentary. His career spans more than a decade behind the camera, including five feature films and multiple award-winning shorts.
His debut feature as director, Sunflower Child, stars Gavin Casalegno, Jennifer James and Patrick Fabian. The film has secured international sales and is set for release in early 2027, bringing romance and comedy together, with heartfelt performances and expressive visuals.
Jamie is attached to several upcoming projects as director.
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Debut feature · Director
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Selected projects
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Feature documentary
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Short film
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Short film
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Short film
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Short film
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Short film
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Short film
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About Jamie
I love stories that are big, heartfelt, true to real life, emotionally complex, naturally comedic, and a little philosophical too. Sunflower Child was the perfect debut to Direct, as it wrapped all of these into a delightful package of romance and comedy. It's a film about a young screenwriter trying to find her voice in a chaotic world. It is aspirational, hopeful, and in many ways mirrored my own journey.
I thought as a Cinematographer moving into Directing, I might get caught up in visuals, but it was easy. I loved finding meaning with my wonderful cast and crew in every element of the film's production. I loved not stressing about lighting fixtures, framing details or colour temperature. I loved listening to everyone else's ideas and the right choice presenting itself.
I'm most delighted by how we managed the team. The atmosphere we created was loving and thoughtful. There are no bad ideas - just the right one. I want to take this philosophy with me throughout my career. There was a sense of joy throughout prep, production and post, and I truly believe that joy presents itself on screen. My mantra was: If we're having fun, it will show - and I do believe it did.
Off set, I read sci-fi, practise tai chi and occasionally help friends tie the knot as their celebrant.
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