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Apr 20, 2023 · Screen Magazine. 20 Apr 2023. ONE, the production arm of Optimus, has signed Luke Jaden as director. Based in Detroit, Jaden has written and directed numerous films and documentaries, most notably BOO!, starring Moonlight’s Jaden Piner, and My Pretty Pony, based on the short story by Stephen King and starring Saw’s Tobin Bell and A Quiet ...
View Luke Jaden’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Director · Raised in a small Michigan town, Luke Jaden is a writer and director. < ...
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Dec 19, 2023 · Director Luke Jaden honors the flickering memories of childhood and the deep connection between siblings in short film SISTERS.Taking the form of a visual poem, the film attempts to relive nostalgic moments that find new significance in retrospect – once we break away from childlike boredom and the slow passage of time that comes with it.
Nov 3, 2016 · When Luke Jaden isn’t attending his creative writing classes at DePaul University, he’s likely traveling to Hollywood to work on his upcoming feature films. The young filmmaker hailing from small town Detroit, Michigan is making his mark in the industry with his personal approach to storytelling and ambitious attitude.
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#NOWNESSpicks: Watch a cinematic reflection on childhood and the poetry of simple moments shared amongst family in ‘SISTERS’ 💞 Director Luke Jaden honors the flickering memories of childhood and the deep connection between siblings in short film ‘SISTERS’ Shooting on 16mm & 35mm Kodak film against the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Jaden captures ...
Apr 19, 2023 · Luke Jaden is a Detroit-based director who has written and directed films and documentaries, such as BOO! and My Pretty Pony. He has also created commercials for Ford, Carhartt, and Heroic Hearts Project, and has joined ONE at Optimus, a production and post-production house in Chicago.
Oct 27, 2018 · It was Luke Jaden, creator of the festival’s Detroit-based horror film BOO!. Pushing past one guy tying impossible knots and another on stilts, I went to talk to Luke. Here’s what I learned. Like a lot of us, Luke’s gateway into horror meant rule-breaking. “ Horror books were forbidden in my house,” he told me.
