Things With Feathers is coming home!!!!! We are so proud to announce that we will be screening at the 29th New Orleans Film Festival next week! We are so excited to share our film in the city that has been nothing but good to us for the last two years. We shot all locally in Nola and most of our cast and crew are natives. The New Orleans Film Society also gave the film its first seed money when we won the Pitch Narrative Contest in 2016, so to see it come full circle is NOTHI

Last weekend, our film Things With Feathers screened at the first ever Shreveport Film Festival. Our film screened with 12 other short films that were directed and produced by African American filmmakers from across the country. We are proud to announce that we captured the Grand Prize!! We also won for Best Actress and Best Cinematography. The event and the accolades were covered by the Shreveport's local news station KSLA 12 News. "Jackson's film "Things with Feathers" deta

We are proud to announce that Things With Feathers will have its second film festival screen in Shreveport, LA at the first ever Shreveport Urban Film Festival. "SUFF is a one day film festival that will showcase the developing talent of the next generation of African-American filmmakers! Our mission is to create a destination that showcases the very best of films that would otherwise get overlooked because of lack of star power or lack of finances." You can order your ticket

Jalea Jackson Productions, LLC (JJP) partnered with Tulane University (New Orleans, LA) to produce a short documentary that followed Tulane Students who set out to create solutions to how students and faculty respond to sexual assault/harassment on their campus. "In addition to the presentations, during which students will be available to discuss their findings in a poster session-style format, there will be a screening of a new documentary produced by local filmmaker Jalea J

We are proud to announce that Things With Feathers has been accepted to screen at the Atlanta Independent Film Festival! We can’t wait to share this film April 15th @ 7:30pm at the Pinch ‘N’ Out Theatre. You can order your tickets at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3364886 Hope to see you there!! Watch the promo for the festival here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ6c9UrhaXU&feature=youtu.be

I had the great opportunity to attend the Pan African Film Festival, presenting the Nate Parker Film Institute for the World Premiere of our two short films "#" and "Baggage". For "#" I served as one of the cinematographers and I edited "Baggage". This was a great opportunity to not only showcase the program, but to also learn more about my heritage. Read the full article at https://www.eurweb.com/2018/02/26th-annual-pan-african-film-arts-festival-conversations-childrens-even

We create video and photo content that is unique and special for each one of our clients. No one project is the same. We take the time to get to know our clients and make their videos memorable. Jalea Jackson Productions also strives to reclaim the narrative of stories that are often misconstrued or untold. The best part of this job is seeing the joy and excitement from our clients when they see the final product! We also create content that makes a difference in society, so

Jalea Jackson creator of Things With Feathers opens our mind to her short film to expose the shame of sexual assault in families. #Watch www.tglradioshow.com Get to know #Eileen #Love #Tolerance #Compassion #Understanding #Core #OpenYourMind Watch the full interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHelTf-gv7o

As she progressed and gained more knowledge on the other aspects of film, Jalea Jackson realized that if she wanted certain stories to be told, she had to tell them herself... Listen to my presentation about how I found my voice here: https://www.pechakucha.org/presentations/create-the-stories-you-want-to-see

Rock Island High School graduate Jalea Jackson, now of New Orleans, will come back to the Quad-City area with a movie … and a message about being a survivor. Read the full article at http://qctimes.com/news/local/rocky-graduate-finds-her-voice-in-film/article_b4f83756-4e35-5b35-9f84-9193620a2508.html

We’re LIVE from the rooftop of the Ace Hotel in downtown New Orleans for the 27th Annual New Orleans Film Fest! We’re joined by Director Zandashe Brown and Editor Jalea Jackson from the narrative short THE CONJURE WOMAN & the documentary SUMMER16. We talk about their unique project, being minorities in the film industry and discuss key advice for aspiring filmmakers. Listen to the live recorded interview here: http://bckstry.org/live-noff2016-director-zandashe-brown-editor-ja

BATON ROUGE, La. - Jalea Jackson, a senior on the LSU track and field team, was recently awarded the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award by the LSU Black Faculty and Staff Caucus for her work in producing and directing an upcoming film called "Redefining The Word" at the MLK Performing Arts Night event on Thursday inside the Union Ballroom. Read the full article here: http://www.secsports.com/article/14636778/jackson-receives-mlk-humanitarian-award

Experience a day in the life of an LSU Ogden Honors College Student - through Jalea's eyes. To learn more about the LSU Ogden Honors College, visit www.honors.lsu.edu. In 2015, my senior year at LSU, I had the opportunity to be featured in a commercial for the LSU Ogden Honors College to talk about how I juggle being an Honors Student who is also a filmmaker and a sprint for the LSU Track Team.