Jason Crow's Portfolio...

Jason oversees the creative strategy for narrative and non-fiction storytelling across popular platforms and mediums. Oftentimes, this means leading cross-functional teams including writers, directors, cinematographers, photographers, graphic designers, and video/photo editors as well as working with talent on all levels in high stress, fast-paced, quick turnaround environments. He specializes in writing, directing, and producing video-based content for major companies and studios. Here are some examples of projects he's worked on...

Working in digital-first production exposed Jason to creators operating at an entirely different scale. Collaborating on this ad for MrBeast's Lunchly brand, reinforced the importance of bold ideas, meticulous execution, and a deep understanding of audience behavior in today’s creator economy.

In 2018, Jason started working with a small company called Blackfin TV, which ultimately was acquired by Lionsgate, one of the biggest indie studios in the world. From 2018 to October of 2025, he wrote, directed, and produced over 60 hours of documentary and non-fiction television for some of the biggest entertainment brands including Warner Bros Discovery and A&E.

Here are just some of the projects he worked on with Blackfin and Lionsgate:

• Historical Docu-Series — Icons that Built America (1 ep), Brothers in Arms (3 eps)
• True Crime — Disappeared: The Bradley Sisters (2-hour special), The Murder Tapes (24 episodes / 10 seasons), Good Cop Bad Cop (3 eps), How Not to Get Rid of a Body (1 ep)
• Adventure Docu-Series — Finding Escobar's Millions (6 eps, Season 2)
• Travel — The Pine Bush Phenomenon (Pilot)

Along the way, Jason also had the opportunity to produce freelance episodes for...

• In Pursuit with John Walsh: Highly-rated true crime series for Investigation Discovery.

For Unsung, Jason wrote and produced 11 episodes of the 7-time NAACP Award-Winning music documentary program for TV One.

For Charlamagne, Jason worked on a completely LIVE show as a part of a 3 person writing team. This consisted of coming up with segment ideas and titles, writing jokes for Charlamagne and his correspondents, and writing the interview questions for his guests.

Jason also produced Act 3 of the show which featured a live audience call-in segment where viewers could call in and talk to Charlamagne on-air.

Along with Jordan Carlos, Jason created, wrote, and directed this digital social-first talking head comedy series, ultimately selling the idea to NowThis (owned by Group Nine Media).

They partnered with Sarah Silverman's company JASH Network to produce the special which featured talking head commentary, man on the street interviews, and round-table discussions. The final edit included appearances from Judah Friedlander, Genevieve Angelson, Akaash Singh, Carri Twigg, and more!

As one of the first 10 people on the staff, Jason was able to be a part of building this high-profile late night talk show from the ground up under the leadership of Jon Stewart, Larry Wilmore, and Rory Albanese.

At The Nightly Show, Jason settled into a role of helping to produce 3-5 minute field and digital segments with the Film Unit team for the show.

By the end of the three season run, he was effectively producing and directing these short segments, oftentimes involving high-profile talent like Jay Leno, Judd Apatow, Brandon Marshall, and more.

Working in the field department for Season 3 of Chris Gethard's Live talk show for truTV, Jason served as Field Production Manager where he not only organized logistics, secured permits, locations, and talent, but also pitched creative, helped develop the field pieces and also did some camera work. The team traveled the US in the process.