Jennifer A. Jones was born in Atlanta, Georgia and resides there today.
From an early age, she was interested in story-telling and filmmaking,
performing in Cobb Childrens' Theater and various school productions.
While attending Oglethorpe University, Jennifer wrote several short
films including the award-winning He Wasn't There and the
feature-length film Crossed Lines, which was picked up by Time Warner.
Jennifer has spent most of her career in public relations and while
working as VP of PR for MacQuarium Intelligent Communications, she was
presented with the first draft script for the animated film
Delgo (2008), which was being developed by
the company's founder. Jennifer quickly joined the writing team at
Fathom Studios, MacQuarium's entertainment division, and immersed
herself in rewrites. This later led to her role as producer and casting
director.
Jennifer's pre-production publicity campaign for
Delgo (2008) from 2000 - 2003 is recognized
as one of the early examples of viral marketing online, particularly
through the studio's use of message boards and a feature on the film's
site called Digital Dailies. The pre-production media coverage she
generated is often credited for attracting the award-winning cast to
Delgo (2008).
Jennifer still works in public relations in Atlanta and is developing
online entertainment content with friends.
