Jake Feast is a Melbourne-based Production Designer, Art Director, and Fine Artist with over a decade of experience creating environments and visual stories across advertising, film, television, exhibitions, and experiential projects.

Specialising in production design, Jake has worked with some of the world's most recognised brands, including Chevrolet, Ford, Audi, Red Bull, Bitcoin.com, Heineken, Air New Zealand, Les Mills, La Mer, Isuzu, Samsonite, Dose & Co, and the All Blacks. His work spans large-scale commercial campaigns, television productions, branded activations, exhibitions, and public installations, overseeing projects from concept development and design through to fabrication, installation, and on-set execution.

Known for combining strong creative vision with practical production expertise, Jake's experience extends beyond traditional film and commercial production. Having worked across museums, art galleries, and exhibition spaces, he has experience in exhibition design, curation, artwork installation, spatial planning, and creating immersive visitor experiences. This diverse background allows him to approach every project with a strong understanding of storytelling, audience engagement, and the relationship between people and space.

His multidisciplinary practice encompasses art direction, set design, prop sourcing, fabrication management, styling, and creative leadership. Whether designing a television set, building a large-scale commercial environment, curating an exhibition, or delivering a public installation, Jake brings a versatile approach grounded in craftsmanship, collaboration, and attention to detail.

Alongside his commercial work, Jake maintains an active fine art career. Predominantly known for his innovative use of resin across painting, sculpture, and installation, his work has been exhibited throughout New Zealand and Australia and has led to collaborations with brands including Allpress Coffee, Lululemon, Platypus Shoes, Moochi, and This Is Fabric. His artwork has also been featured in publications including Denizen, Idealog, Fashion Quarterly, and Stuff.

Drawing from both the commercial and fine art worlds, Jake's work is driven by a passion for creating memorable visual experiences that connect audiences with a story, a brand, or a space.