James Bloom (born 1975) is a British creative director, director and screenwriter who works in television, advertising and interactive entertainment. He is the grandson of Freddy Bloom.

Bloom's screenplays have been among over a hundred finalists in the PAGE Awards and Screencraft Awards.^[1][2][3] He is among 51 people who exhibited art at a "works on paper" group art show^[4] and he also created an NFT series.^{[5][6][7][8][9][10][11]}

Career

Bloom has written for The Guardian newspaper.^[12][13] He also worked for Wired magazine in the UK.^[14]

He worked as a creative at advertising agency Lateral.^[15] He played a role in the creation of the digital TV channel PlayJam at Static2358,^[15] sold to OpenTV for $59 million.^[16]

His comedy viral 'Bass Jump' positioned No. 6 in Go Viral's September 2010 chart.^[17]

His comedy film 'Love Your Neighbour' was funded by the British Council,^[18] appearing at the Portobello Film Festival.^[19]

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