Jazmin Jones is a Brooklyn-based, Bay Area raised visual storyteller, archivist, and organizer. Her aim is to create platforms for more vibrant and nuanced representation of the marginalized communities she’s a part of. Working across visual mediums, her projects often echo personal experiences as a queer, nonbinary Black femme waging intimacy in the Post-Internet era.

In 2021, Filmmaker Magazine listed Jazmin as one of the 25 New Faces of Independent Film. She's been in fellowship with organizations like Sundance, The Flaherty, and Eyebeam and her work has been written about in publications like The New York Times, Frieze, Hyperallergic, and Vice.

When she’s not investigating the disappearance of anthropomorphic computer game characters, Jazmin enjoys organizing around themes of visibility and erasure.