Seth Adam Jones was born in Nashua, New Hampshire on a cold and snowy December day, marking the beginning of a life filled with purpose and dedication to serving others. Growing up, Seth was actively involved in his community, volunteering his time to esteemed charities such as The United Way and the Boy's and Girl's Clubs. He graduated from high school in 1991 and went on to pursue his passion for design, attending New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHT) with the intention of earning a degree in design.
After achieving success as an OSHA/EPA Regulatory Manager at Premier Industries, the largest sheet metal fabricator on the East Coast, Seth's focus shifted to engineering design and plant management, with the ultimate goal of running the company he was dedicated to. However, when Premier Industries looked to sell the business to Advance Power Works, Seth made the bold decision to switch gears and relocate to Los Angeles.
In 1996, Seth's foray into stand-up comedy led him to secure his first agent, Cavaleri & Associates, and he quickly gained success in commercials. His studies in filmmaking and editing soon led him to found Ydragoh Entertainment in 1998, where he produced several short films and pilots for television with minimal outside investment. With appearances in popular shows such as Even Stevens and General Hospital, Seth's acting career was gaining momentum.
Tragedy struck in late 2005 when Seth was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident, forcing him to put his acting career on hold. Although the subsequent years were challenging, Seth's newfound focus on life, love, and faith led him to meet his beautiful wife, Aleksandra, whom he married in September 2007. As head of the editing department at MyReel Productions, Seth rehabilitated his shattered knee and refocused his energy on production.
In early 2008, MyReel Productions relocated to South Carolina, and Seth once again redirected his attention to his passion for filmmaking. With the help of his former Ydragoh partner, Mike Nevarez, Seth is now poised to move forward with pre-production on a new film based on the character "The Little Old Lady From Pasadena."
