Stacie Jones

Stacie Jones was born in Aberdeen, Washington and raised just up the road from there in the small town of Elma (pop. 3,471). After high school, she studied Theater at Portland State University, but then moved to Los Angeles in the early 90's to start an acting career.

Stacie starred in several national commercials and was a winner of Sony’s “Visions of the U.S.” short film competition for a comedy she co-wrote and acted in that addressed women and body image. She attended classes at The Groundlings and co-founded an all female sketch comedy group that produced numerous shows for the IO West stage and the HBO Workspace. Stacie also wrote and staged her own one woman show. In 2000, she was a content creator for an internet startup that was soon bought by The Walt Disney Company.

Stacie then returned to school to earn a B.A. in English Literature - Creative Writing, got married, and had two children. Stacie blogged about being a stay-at-home mom and finally learning to play a guitar her late grandfather had given her as a kid. In 2012, she recorded an album of original songs at Cerf Studios in Montréal and crafted a musical based on her journey. A work that would go on to receive positive feedback from The Sundance Institute's Theater Program (2013). A few years later, Stacie formed a punk band with friends.

Stacie graduated with a Feature Film Writing Certificate in 2019 from the Writers' Program and wrote three feature scripts. Most recently, she studied at Sundance Co//ab and is currently in pre-production for her Washington State based short film, 'Norma's Not Normal No More'.