Jason R. Gray is a filmmaker from London, Ontario, Canada. He graduated from Western University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies and English in 2002. He writes, directs, photographs, edits and has also begun to score his own films. He is known for She Has Divided Me (2011) and The Golden Hour (2014). The Golden Hour was recently awarded the Jury Prize for Best Short Film at The Toronto Independent Film Festival (2014). These two films are the first two thirds of a trilogy exploring the themes of time and memory. Gray is working on the final piece of the trilogy, his first feature, Glass, three additional narrative features and a documentary.
Jason R. Gray is a filmmaker from London, Ontario, Canada. He graduated from Western University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies and English in 2002. He writes, directs, photographs, edits and has also begun to score his own films. He is known for She Has Divided Me (2011) and The Golden Hour (2014). The Golden Hour was recently awarded the Jury Prize for Best Short Film at The Toronto Independent Film Festival (2014). These two films are the first two thirds of a trilogy exploring the themes of time and memory. Gray is working on the final piece of the trilogy, his first feature, Glass, three additional narrative features and a documentary.
Jason R. Gray is a filmmaker from London, Ontario, Canada. He graduated from Western University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies and English in 2002. He writes, directs, photographs, edits and has also begun to score his own films. He is known for She Has Divided Me (2011) and The Golden Hour (2014). The Golden Hour was recently awarded the Jury Prize for Best Short Film at The Toronto Independent Film Festival (2014). These two films are the first two thirds of a trilogy exploring the themes of time and memory. Gray is working on the final piece of the trilogy, his first feature, Glass, three additional narrative features and a documentary.
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