Jonathan W.C. Mills' writing is characterized by his ability to craft compelling stories that capture the essence of ordinary individuals thrust into extraordinary circumstances.
Born in South Carolina, Mills' upbringing was marked by a series of relocations to the western United States, including Alaska, Idaho, and Washington. This nomadic lifestyle likely influenced his unique perspective on the world.
After attending the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, Mills made the bold move to Los Angeles, where he began his professional career in the entertainment industry.
Mills has had the privilege of working with several notable organizations, including HBO, CBS, and Pandemonium Films, where he collaborated with the esteemed Bill Mechanic. His impressive resume also includes membership in the Writers Guild of America and the direction of a feature-length documentary, "Clockwork Orange County".
Mills' feature film debut, "Nothing Left to Fear", generated significant buzz, with the project being pitched to none other than Guns N' Roses guitarist, Slash.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Mills has also ventured into the world of marketing, serving as a producer for the enigmatic Paris Hilton and working with some of the world's most renowned brands, including Ferrari, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Chopard, and Mercedes-Benz.
Throughout his career, Mills has explored a range of creative mediums, including graphic novels, feature films, and television. His preferred genres include action/thriller, horror, and science fiction, which he brings to life with his unique blend of wit, intelligence, and imagination.
