Jack Piatt

Jack Piatt is a filmmaker, writer, songwriter and producer who has worked on various productions, from major feature films to independent films, television series, commercials, music videos and content for The Grammys, Epic Records, Quincy Jones Films and Fender among others. Piatt helped build Jammcard, Inc. coined by Forbes as a "musicians LinkedIn." He also developed Jammcard Films which he oversees. Piatt has produced media content and live events with Quincy Jones, Robin Thicke, Ice Cube, Chika, Judith Hill, Lauren Jauregui, Jacob Collier, Anderson .Paak and many others. He grew up outside Dayton, Ohio and became a sergeant in the 82nd Airborne Division before attending undergraduate and graduate studies at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale for Journalism and Media Management. He spent time as a journalist, photographer and editor before embarking on a career in advertising at the Denver Post, but left to pursue his passion for writing and filmmaking. In addition to his professional endeavors, Piatt has long demonstrated his passion for global issues, working with Participant Media as a field producer on the Save My Oceans Tour and various other projects and campaigns such as the Palau Project, Imagining Geographies, Meals on Wheels, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Manifest Equality and Black Power Live. His most recent project is developing music programs for people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles. He is on the advisory board for Songs for Good, as well as on the Board of Directors for Give a Beat, a non-profit focused on prison reform and music education/mentoring in the prison system. Piatt released his new poetry book, Poems From My Phone in early 2020 and is working as an Executive Producer on his first album in 2021. He remains committed to raising awareness for important causes and creating profound content that empowers viewers and shifts global consciousness.