After working as an underwater videographer in the U.S. Virgin Islands, he studied for two years with Pulitzer-Prize-Winning playwright Edward Albee, who produced his play, The Magic Hour, in 1997 in Houston, Texas. Jason then segued his theater background into a career in the film industry, working for four years in Texas as a first AD and production manager on regional and national commercials, as well as producing, directing, and editing micro-budget commercials for local clients.

On the heels of his award-winning, graphics-intense short film, The Post-Modern Man, Jason moved to LA and has worked steadily for two years on high-tech corporate videos for clients such as Intel, Compaq, Microsoft, Honda, Nissan, and Mazda jobs that have taken him all across the globe and fed his passion for travel and kept his humidor full of Cuban cigars.

He also owns and operates an edit suite that specializes in High Definition post production and caters to low-budget independent filmmakers. On his weekends off, you¹ll find Jason in his backyard drinking whiskey with a few loud, overworked colleagues and barbecueing up some mean grub on the grill.