agam jain
Producer & Co-Founder
Agam is a Producer and qualified Actuary, who has worked for large firms like PwC in the UK and KPMG in Bermuda in senior management roles, advising multinational insurance companies and banks on risk management. With a background in theater from his university days in New Delhi, India, where he was born and raised, Agam ventured in filmmaking in 2015 when he met other filmmakers at a screenwriting workshop led by Craig Borten (Dallas Buyers Club).
Within the next two years, two films he produced had released - By Any Means, an independent micro-budget suspense-thriller that was shot in New York, won multiple awards at the independent film circuit; and A Piece of the Rock, a public interest documentary highlighting the impact of road crashes on the tiny island of Bermuda. The latter was crucial in policy changes, bringing the road crashes in Bermuda down by more than 30% in the year following the film's release. This film's positive impact prompted Agam to quit his full time job as an actuary and focus on producing impact-focused content. He also got trained through attending various filmmaking workshops and courses at University of California Los Angeles, New York Film Academy, National Film and Television School, and Maine Media Institute.
From 2017, Agam was largely on the road for two years filming a 2-part documentary on modern slavery and labour rights abuse in global manufacturing supply chains, across India, China, Hong Kong, the US, the UK, and Canada. During this time, he also Co-Founded the social impact media platform called Muuvment, before relocating permanently back to the UK in late 2019.
Over these years, he had worked with several members of the TTSF family and when projects like Fall From Grace and On The Edge of Darkness started developing, the company was incorporated. Agam also produced and acted in Man Sick Rogue, the first official release for TTSF. He is currently the lead producer on all TTSF projects, as well as the co-author of the the docu-series on LGBTQIA+ rights titled Pride & Prejudice, being co-produced with Orama Filmworks and Glass Half Full Productions.
