Steve hails from Baltimore, Maryland, and after his father passed away when he was 4, he spent a good deal of time with his grandfather, a producer with KYW the then NBC affiliate in Philadelphia. He was intrigued by the magic of TV & film at an early age, and the undeniable energy that surrounds many within its realm, but his step father lured him into the world of business. After graduating from Emory University in Atlanta, Steve really took to the corporate world with a vengeance and worked his way up in top New York based international organizations but he was never truly fulfilled.

After many years of wrestling with the artist trapped within his suits, he took the plunge and married the love of his life, Michelle, who is also a hometown Baltimore girl. First they tested the waters of the entertainment world in Florida. Steve quickly became the Vice President of a company that syndicated international TV series. He was credited as an Executive Producer on several quality educational and informative ongoing series. It didn’t fulfill his burning desire to tell his own stories so…they moved West to find not gold, but silver, on the screen that is. They launched Bee Holder a few years later.

Bee Holder’s logo imparts the ideals which illustrate the great passion the Joneses and their team have for film and television, for story telling at its finest… and they celebrate the impact these important mediums have on many millions the world over.

A creative producer, screenwriter, and narrative designer, Kevin has written and developed features, VR experiences, and short-form interactive narratives for companies across the globe. He specializes in smart and unique genre content and modern tellings of historical and current events.

Kevin holds an MFA in Screenwriting from UCLA and an MFA in VFX from Clemson University. He has presented his work on storytelling and world building at the East Coast Game Conference, the Southern Interactive Entertainment Expo, and TEDx.

Originally from South Carolina, he currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, dog, and cat.

Hailing from the frozen lands of the flyover states, Jeremy traveled to LA via NYC to pursue a career in music. When “Rockstar” didn’t pan out as a viable career, he calculated that film school would be a better alternative. Since earning his MFA in Film at UCLA, he spends his time writing high concept drama scripts, directing music videos, and playing in a rock band (just for fun these days). Having watched Salem’s Lot, The Thing, and Alien at too young an age, he now loves Halloween a bit too much, but his fascination with genre films has lead to racking up quite a few screenwriting awards, including grand prize at Screamfest.

Currently a part-time resident of east LA, he can be found hiking with his dog, at a wine shop, or hunched over a laptop on a caffeine bender. The other half of his time is spent toiling in the heat fixing up a homestead property near Joshua Tree.