Dan Jones (digital creative director)

Dan Jones (born 10 October 1979) is a British creative director, digital producer and television producer.

Personal life

Dan Jones was educated at the Royal Latin School in Buckingham, the University of Manchester and the University of Birmingham. In 2009 he was named University of Birmingham Alumnus of the Year.[1] He lives in Hackney, London.

Career

Dan Jones joined television production company Maverick Television in 2002. In 2005 he established a multiplatform arm to Maverick Television and became Head of Multiplatform. In 2005 he received a BAFTA New Talent award and 2006 he received a Broadcast Hotshot award. In 2007, Maverick Television was bought by independent production and distribution company All3Media. Dan Jones became Digital Creative Director at Maverick Television in 2012 and joined the board of Maverick Television. In 2013 Dan Jones was named a Future Leader[2] by the Royal Television Society. In 2014 All3Media was bought by Discovery Communications and Liberty Global. In July 2015 Jones joined Little Dot Studios as Director of Content.[3]

Notable Productions

Public appearances

He has served as a judge for BAFTA TV, BAFTA Craft, Broadcast Digital, D&AD, and the British Interactive Media Awards. He is a member of the PACT (Producers Alliance of Cinema & Television) Digital Group and the BBC OAG (Online Advisory Group) and has spoken at events including the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, Rio Content Market in Brazil, MIP in Cannes, the Taipei Television Festival in Taiwan,Royal Television Society events in London[4] and Birmingham, The Salford Media Festival, ReThinkconference in Birmingham.

References

  1. ↑ "Dan Jones, Alumnus of the Year 2009". birmingham.ac.uk.
  2. ↑ Royal Television Society. "RTS Cambridge Convention 2013". rts.org.uk.
  3. ↑ http://www.c21media.net/little-dot-moves-for-maverick-trio/
  4. ↑ "Maverick boss: get talent to use Twitter".
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