Jack: (About "Lost") We get these scripts, like two episodes down the road, you start to think about "How are we going to do this?" and "Can we do a bridge?" and "Can we do this?" So, we start thinking about things, production-wise, how we can realize them. And the 'Black Rock' was one of those things.
Jack: Whenever we're shooting Lost, we can't get too hysterical about what we're doing in terms of pressure.
Jack: We found that working with boars is tricky, and they're not... you can only train them so much. And we couldn't bring any quote-end-quote "trained boars" over from the States. It was too expensive. So we thought we'd go local, because there are boars here, which is why they were written in.
Jack: I start seeing shots, I start getting ideas for transition, but I don't try to impose how I'm going to shoot it.
Jack: Well I've been painting since I was fourteen years old.
In 2006, he directed the opening splash reel for the 2006 Hawaii International Film Festival. He chose Dann Seki to star as a Japanese tourist. Seki had previously worked with Bender in the episode "Numbers".
Jack has also done acting work and apeared in an episode of "All In the Family".
Jack and his fellow "Lost" producers have been nominated for a "Producer's Guild Award" in the category of episodic tv-Drama.The awards will take place on the 20th January 2007.
Jack is 5'11" tall.
Jack won a Golden Globe award for directing season 1 of "Lost".
Jack has done the DVD audio commentry on many of the "Lost" episodes such as "Man Of Science, Man Of Faith" and "Dave".
Jack won an "Emmy" for directing "Lost"'s season 2 finale "Live Together, Die Alone."
Jack loves painting and has been doing it since he was 14 years old. He is also responsible for creating the mural in the hatch.
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