Jamie Morton

Jamie Morton stands out as a leading creative force in British television production, recognized for his contributions to some of the UK's most popular shows. He has played a pivotal role in the success of four seasons of The Apprentice (BBC) and two seasons of Simon Cowell’s The X Factor (ITV). Morton's career is marked by his innovative approach to broadcasting, particularly during the digital transformation era. His notable projects include Channel 4's award-winning youth series Battlefront II, which garnered an International Emmy, the first-ever live-streamed entertainment series on YouTube, The Fox Problem, nominated for three Broadcast Digital Awards, and the BAFTA Games nominated I Am Playr.

In addition to his work in reality television, Morton has contributed to acclaimed BBC dramas like the Royal Television Society award-winning Being Human and the BAFTA-winning The Fades. His editing prowess extends to over 20 documentaries for VICE and episodes of BBC3's popular show Eating With My Ex. Pushing creative boundaries, Morton also launched what would become the UK's most successful podcast, My Dad Wrote A Porno, which humorously chronicles his father's attempts at writing erotica. This podcast has achieved over 80 million downloads globally, earned a best-selling book deal, and received nominations from the Webby and British Radio Academy Awards. Morton’s live performances of My Dad Wrote A Porno have captivated audiences worldwide, including prestigious venues like the Sydney Opera House and London’s Royal Festival Hall.