Rob Locke Jones

This up and coming director/writer started making films at the age of eight in his family's backyard in Texas. His youthful exuberance paid off and he was eventually invited to attend the prestigious film studies program at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Immedietely before his tenure at UCSB, he was involved in the art department, and acted the small but critical role of a Junkie alongside Robert Sean Leonard (Dead Poet's Society), in Killer: journal d'un assassin (1995). He is most proud of his work volunteering with the award winning non-profit Life Chronicles. Life Chronicles utlizes the talent of filmmakers to document the lives of both surviving World War II veterans and the critically ill for archival purposes. It is no coincidence that Mr. Jones' grandfather was a Army Lt who fought and was awarded the Purple Heart having died in the war in France. Robert Locke Jones was eventually tapped to do development work with Santa Monica based independent production company Palantir Pictures and continues to work with them to this day.