Hello. This website features media by me, Arthur Jones. I'm best known for making documentary films but I enjoy working across a variety of disciplines.
I directed the documentary film Feels Good Man (2020), which won a Special Jury Award at Sundance and an Emmy for Outstanding Documentary Research, and co-directed The Antisocial Network, Netflix (2024). New York Times writer Jamelle Bouie called Feels Good Man, "the best film about the Trump years." Both of these movies are deeply researched true stories that explore how the internet has made us all a little crazier. Each is visually inventive and filled with unique motion graphics.
In addition to working as a director, I freelance as a graphic designer, illustrator, editor and animator. Versatility is my calling card. I've made artwork for books, wine labels and popular podcasts. I've edited commercials, comedy specials and short films. I've created motion graphics for advertisements and docuseries. Most recently I completed design and motion work for the upcoming doc features Joybubbles (Sundance 2026) and Have You Seen Me Lately (HBO Documentary, Ringer Films) and edited Joe Mande's comedy special CHILL (Hulu).
Over the past few years, I've had the pleasure of guest lecturing at colleges and universities — including MIT, Boston College, Hamilton College and Pomona College — on a variety of subjects, including the history of conspiracy theories, internet memetics, online extremism and non-fiction filmmaking. I'm always happy to talk to classes or civic organizations either in person or remotely.
On occasion, I write and illustrate essays on my substack, Brainworms USA.
I was born in Texas, raised in Missouri and have lived in London, Chicago, Brooklyn and Los Angeles. My alma mater is the Rhode Island School of Design.
Please reach out. I'm excited to work with clients big and small.