Brandon Arthur Jones
- Actor
- Art Department
- Editor
Brandon Arthur Jones is an Artist, Actor, Director, Writer and Video Producer from Louisville, Kentucky.
Best known for producing and starring in award-winning short films, and for creating a series of underground fake commercial comedy parodies in the early '00s called Holy Muckle. (Originals can be found on Vimeo)
Jones landed the starring role of D'artangan in a stage production of Jon Jory's "The Two Musketeers" for the Bunbury Theater. For the production he also designed and painted an elaborate 3-piece backdrop set depicting England and France as the play locations.
Jones works professionally as a pre-to-post production marketing video producer and YouTube Channel manager, as well as being an active writer, actor, grip, set designer, and book designer.
His fine art canvas paintings have made for popular print sales, by creating energetic portraits of famous icons. Jones' original compositions use emotion, observation, nature, and music to combine elements of cubism, surrealism, and abstract design onto the canvas. He attended the Kansas City Art Institue for Design/Illustration with a minor in Sculpture.
Best known for producing and starring in award-winning short films, and for creating a series of underground fake commercial comedy parodies in the early '00s called Holy Muckle. (Originals can be found on Vimeo)
Jones landed the starring role of D'artangan in a stage production of Jon Jory's "The Two Musketeers" for the Bunbury Theater. For the production he also designed and painted an elaborate 3-piece backdrop set depicting England and France as the play locations.
Jones works professionally as a pre-to-post production marketing video producer and YouTube Channel manager, as well as being an active writer, actor, grip, set designer, and book designer.
His fine art canvas paintings have made for popular print sales, by creating energetic portraits of famous icons. Jones' original compositions use emotion, observation, nature, and music to combine elements of cubism, surrealism, and abstract design onto the canvas. He attended the Kansas City Art Institue for Design/Illustration with a minor in Sculpture.
