Jonathan W.C. Mills

Jonathan W.C. Mills was born in South Carolina and raised in the West: Alaska, Idaho and Washington states. Attending NYU's Tisch School of the Arts he moved to Los Angeles directly thereafter. In the 2000's, Mills worked professionally for HBO, CBS and Pandemonium Films under Bill Mechanic. In addition to the work mentioned on his page, Mills is a member of the WGA and has directed a feature documentary; "Clockwork Orange County". His feature debut, "Nothing Left to Fear" was sold as a pitch to Guns and Roses guitarist, Slash. Mills describes his own work as, 'taking ordinary people and placing them in extraordinary situations'. He typically works in the action/thriller, horror, and science fiction genre's.