- Born in Cleveland, Ohio, all Bobby Jones could ever think about was making movies. Raised by his father he developed a fascination for horror film and the special effects industries and by 22 was balancing working as a tattoo artist and crewing on low budget films and creature features. By 2008, despite having no formal education, he found himself as head of the video department at GTR/Venue Studios, a responsible for producing some of his favorite artists from the eighties and nineties. He won Clicklist Video of the Year 2008 on LOGO for directing the music video, "Dilemma," and works mostly in the non-profit sector developing fund raising campaign and awareness media. In late 2011 after looking for fifteen years on the Internet, he tracked down his biological mother on Facebook and subsequently discovered four siblings, two older and two younger. In early 2012 he decided to seize an opportunity he always wanted, to go live with his older brother, Rockne Rios, an actor and television personality in Tucson, Arizona. There he currently is establishing himself within the commercial, political and non-profit production markets while pursuing his personal film projects and private education in 3D animation.
- IMDb mini biography by: Zack Jackson
- Places a rubber duck in atleast one shot of each film he directs in the memory of his late son, Dylan Alexander Jackson.
- Can recite the feature film "Tremors" line for line in its entirety.
- Directed the unseen feature film "Hoods in the Woods: Scared Scriptless," and personally animated over 1400 visual effects over two years for the film. Upon compiling the DVD, the computer crashed and the entire film was lost.
- Is an avid tattoo enthusiast, some of his include: a pair of rubber ducks, Megaman X, comedy and tragedy, and a bunch of stuff he admittedly regrets.
- Is an avid battle rapper and competes in competitions around the Cleveland area regularly.
- Dedicates each and every piece of art he creates to his late son, Dylan.
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