Quentin Jones is a British-born, Brooklyn-based commercial director who fuses live action with illustration, photography, painting, collage and 3D animation. After Philosophy at Cambridge and a Masters in Illustration at Central Saint Martins, she broke into fashion film when Chanel commissioned her from a short spec piece, followed by Kenzo, Victoria Beckham, Louis Vuitton, Christian Louboutin and Jimmy Choo. Her signature is a surreal synthesis of photomontage, animation and paintwork—colour-popping cut-and-paste collage refined through dynamic editorial layering and 3D tools. Lockdown short It Was Fine, shot on green screen with Jones performing, editing and animating, fed technique into Jimmy Choo’s Marine Serre collaboration; for the V&A’s Boys Don’t Cry she used black-and-white graphic montage. Recent work includes Sakara’s Save Me, Sakara, Zillow’s Laundromat, Vogue x St. Regis, Coach x Qixi, Diet Coke with Kate Moss, Apple Music, AT&T, adidas and Stuart Weitzman SW Muse. Rostered in the US with division7 (joined 2023) and Europe with Smuggler, she builds mixed-media worlds balancing designed fantasy with performance and character.