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Dan Jones (born 10 October 1979)[ citation needed ] is a British creative director, digital producer and television producer.
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Dan Jones (born 10 October 1979)[ citation needed ] is a British creative director, digital producer and television producer.
Jones was educated at the Royal Latin School in Buckingham, the University of Manchester and the University of Birmingham.[ citation needed ] In 2009 he was named University of Birmingham Alumnus of the Year. [1] He lives in Hackney, London.[ citation needed ]
Jones joined television production company Maverick Television in 2002.[ citation needed ] In 2005, he established a multiplatform arm to Maverick Television and became Head of Multiplatform.[ citation needed ] In 2005, he received a BAFTA New Talent award and 2006 he received a Broadcast Hotshot award.[ citation needed ] In 2007, Maverick Television was bought by independent production and distribution company All3Media. Dan Jones became Digital Creative Director at Maverick Television in 2012 and joined the board of Maverick Television.[ citation needed ] In 2013 Dan Jones was named a Future Leader [2] by the Royal Television Society. In 2014 All3Media was bought by Discovery Communications and Liberty Global. In July 2015 Jones joined Little Dot Studios as Director of Content. [3]
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