Luke André Jackson is a Senior Video Editor specialising in the production of hype reels, branded stories, and documentary films.

Working with UK and global clients since 2008, and focusing on remote workflows since 2016, Luke provides end-to-end edit support and post-production workflows.

With foundations rooted in music and commercial filmmaking, Luke has worked with some of the finest names in the industry. His style combines empathetic storytelling with sharp musical timing and a keen eye (and ear) for detail.

Luke is the Founder and Post-production Supervisor at Reel Sweet Pictures.

For inquiries and more information, please reach out via email or LinkedIn.

For commercial work, see here.

For other things, see below…

Other Things.

Creative editor, incidental director, analogue photographer, sound enthusiast. From short film, documentary and long-form projects to abstract, installation and audiovisual pieces.

Woman holding a red toaster with "Roxane" in cursive above her on a red background.
Poster for an experimental audiovisual film titled 'the lost dreams', featuring abstract art including a redacted text, spherical object, and an inverted tree. Text reads 'An exquisite corpse' and names of contributors are handwritten above.
Promotional poster for the film "Cold Blow Lane," featuring the names Grace Chilton and Susan Lynch, with abstract blue and red line art on a black background. Quote by Tony Grisoni featured at the top.
A man with closed eyes receives a yellow tilak on his forehead at Kumbh Mela event. Text reads 'Mystical Journey: Kumbh Mela' and 'Smithsonian Channel.'
Poster for 'Connected,' a short film about dark ambitions, with scattered letters spelling the title. Features a quote from Susan Wilkins, mentions comedy created during lockdown, and shows multiple film festival accolades.
Person wearing a brown winter coat with a fur-lined hood, black beanie, and round sunglasses, smiling in a snowy setting.
Abstract poster for "Unearthing Live" film by Damien Sung, featuring Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins.
Poster for 'A Most Annoying Ghost,' featuring drawings of a surprised child, film title in red text, and three small film scene images.