Originally a journalist, Adam was first published at age 16 while attending Steyning Grammar School in West Sussex, England, contributing articles to his local newspaper. A handful of years later, he was an established film critic, writing for the likes of Ain't It Cool News. As he continued to write about cinema, Adam changed direction and decided to apply his knowledge to filmmaking, producing a number of independent features in the preceding years before his award-winning directorial debut, Done In, wowed international critics ahead of its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014. Following such acclaim, which led to the film being featured on ITV's Good Morning Britain, it was released in June 2015 to further praise on Crypt TV, the genre movie network founded and curated by renowned filmmaker and actor Eli Roth. In 2013, Adam became an executive at Richwater Films, a production company specialising in crime, thriller and action movies, and best known for Vendetta starring Danny Dyer and the all-star We Still Kill the Old Way, which were the two biggest British indie titles on DVD in 2013 and 2014 respectively. He is also CEO of his own company, Espresso Pictures. Following the success of Done In, he returned to the director's chair in April 2015 on the action-packed crime thriller Kill Kane, starring Vinnie Jones. Also that month, he was awarded the inaugural Brian Hibbard Award for Done In. At 25, Adam already has ten feature film credits to his name. Outside of filmmaking, he is an occasional contributor to Rolling Stone and GQ. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Jacob Casarotti

Won the inaugural Brian Hibbard Award for his directorial debut Done In. Occasionally contributes to Rolling Stone and GQ. Directed his first feature film, Kill Kane, in just 9 days at age 24.