Jeffery Alan Jones

Jeffery Alan Jones was born on July 31 in Long Beach, California. He is and has been a composer, sound designer and re-recording mixer for 30 years. His film ''Sound'' won over 50 awards at various film festivals, including the award for Best Sound Design at the Queen Palm Film Festival in 2019. In 2017, Jeffery won the Grand Jury Award – Best Narrative Feature at SXSW Film Festival for music and sound design in the film ''Most Beautiful Island'' and was acclaimed for his work in the film ''Bitch'' which debuted at The Sundance Film festival.

In the video game industry, he has worked on ''Call of Duty'', ''Borderlands'', ''Star Trek'', ''Ghost Recon'', ''Pirates of the Caribbean'', ''Mortal Kombat'', and ''Star Wars''. He has also collaborated with big brands, including Coca-Cola, Nike, Reebok, GoPro, and Google.

He conducted The National Chinese Orchestra in Beijing, China and toured with them all across Asia. He also worked with the famous filmmaker Sherwood Hu who invited him to teach classes at the prestigious Shanghai University for the Arts.

In 1990 Jeffery built his own music recording studio beginning with only a 4-track analog tape recorder and a Mac+ computer. Today, Alan Audio Works, located in Los Angeles, serves as both as a state of the art studio. At Alan Audio Works, he has mixed movies, such as ''Bayou Caviar'', starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Richard Dreyfuss, '' All-Star Weekend'' starring Jamie Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., Gerard Butler, and Benicio Del Toro, and ''Nine Bullets'', starring Lena Heady and Sam Worthington.

His latest projects include the sound design for the thriller, action movie ''Section Eight'', featuring Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren and Dermout Mulroney and directed by Christian Sesma. As well as the animation film ''Groove Tails'', featuring voiceovers from Jamie Foxx and Dave Bautista.

Early life

At the age of 5, Jeffery started taking piano lessons. In middle school he began taking percussion lessons in parallel. His debut into the music industry began in high school by forming a band called The Mana Rays. In the band he played the drums. The Mana Rays performed at parties and clubs across southern California. He continued to tour across the United States with several other bands.

He continued his education at California State University, Long Beach, where he received a bachelor's degree in Piano Performance and a master's degree in Music Composition. Jeffery furthered his education at UCLA and studied Film Scoring. He went on to graduate from the Dick Grove School of Music with a degree in Jazz Piano and Arranging.

While preparing for his college piano auditions he was involved in a near-death motorcycle accident in the Cayman Islands, which severed two tendons in his left wrist. It took over a year of recovery and rehabilitation.

Awards & Honors

Discography

As sound designer, re-recording mixer and/or supervising sound editor for Movies, TV Movies, TV Series, TV Series Shorts, Documentary's or Documentary Shorts he has over 25
credits
Jeffery is best known for '' The Survivalist'' (2021), '' Crown Vic'' (2019) and ''Bayou Caviar'' (2018).

He has composed and produced music for several albums. Including “Peace Poem,” a solo piano album, “Loves Never Been So Nice” with Dustin White and The Jeff Jones Trio, as well as 11 soundtrack albums including ''Most Beautiful Island'', ''Crown Vic'', and '' A Father's Legacy''.

External links

IMDB

Alan Audio Works

References

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Living people
21st-century American composers
American audio engineers
California State University, Long Beach alumni
Year of birth missing (living people)