JOJX and Agile Join Forces in the US

JOJX has announced its partnership with Agile Films. An alliance fueled by mutual admiration and shared ambitions, the partnership expands the US presence of some of Agile’s most sought after directors, adding Zac Ella, Joshua Vii, Noah Harris, Emilie Badenhorst, Jamie Whitby, and Lucy Bridger to JOJX’s dynamic roster. These directors bring with them a history of inventive and expressive filmmaking, featuring collaborations with top-tier brands like Nike, McDonald’s, Cadbury, Adidas, Dove, Google Pixel, and Tinder, among others.

Led by executive producers and partners Jackson Morton and Joe Care, JOJX pushes the boundaries of creativity by embodying the belief that having fewer creative limitations can change the industry landscape. Known for progressive content of the highest calibre, JOJX creates authentic and lasting connections between brands and viewers by producing unrivalled cinematic experiences. 

The partnership between JOJX and Agile Films reflects both companies’ vision for the future. Propelled by visionary directors, their collective aim is to highlight voices whose work cuts through the noise, leaves a cultural impact, and stands the test of time. With over twenty years as a London-based heritage creative studio, Agile’s storied commitment to developing work that humanizes brands and shapes cultures are artistic principles that JOJX shares.

JOJX co-founder Jackson Morton says of this partnership, “We at JOJX have long been fans of Agile Films, their drive to consistently push themselves forward, and of course, Agile’s incredible roster of talent. After meeting Myles and his team, it only confirmed that we’re ideologically of one mind, and we share many core tenets when it comes to business and creativity. Naturally, an official partnership was the next step for both of us, and we’re thrilled to make this official.”

Myles Payne, executive producer of Agile Films, adds, “JOJX creates admirable work that constantly inspires us at Agile, and I’m endlessly thankful that our paths have crossed in the industry. We’re equally ambitious and voracious in testing the boundaries of where commercial filmmaking is headed. I could not think of a better partner to have in the US as we mutually expand our horizons.”