We make things. For ourselves, for our clients. For you.
TV
For Universal Kids network, we did brand consulting and created original pre-school music series concepts. We developed series pitches for Sprout, Disney Interactive Studios, Sesame Workshop/HBO, and Thirteen/WNET. We are developing many more series as we speak!
Music
We write and produce cool kids music.
We wrote songs for legendary music producer Malcolm MacLaren and created and performed vocals for an experimental film that won a film festival. With composer/poet Janice Lowe, we write songs and Steph wrote a musical (“Lil Budda”) which was presented at the O’Neill National Music Theater Conference. We created musical theatre with K-3rd graders in NYC public schools and arts programs.
Performance
We got our start performing as The Jones Twins, creating a critically acclaimed autobiographical musical performance piece about growing up Black & white in America; “The Jones Twins Do Bebop Muzak” was presented at The New York Shakespeare Festival/Public Theatre, Aaron Davis Hall, Dixon Place, and Smithsonian Institute’s National African American Museum Project. We created performances at venues including Lincoln Center, The Kitchen, The Knitting Factory, PS 122, CreativeTime, Franklin Furnace, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, Central Park Summerstage, and LA’s Largo.
Writers, performers, provocateurs: here we are in our performing glory!
Suzanne studied drama at Howard University and performed theatre and sketch comedy around NYC before she moved into TV creating.
She was a producer on FXX Network’s comedy series “Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell” and at PEOPLE Magazine TV. She was part of the original series team at Nuvo TV (now Fuse Media). For NYC animation company, No Evil, Suzanne wrote animated shorts and performed musical and comic voiceovers. She was repped by ICM as a voiceover artist.
Suzanne has an MFA from TV Writers Studio, LIU at Steiner Studios.
(above pic: Suzanne as “Earth Woman” and Steph as “Space Woman” in writer Martha Cinader’s “Mission of Love” at Club Vinyl.)
After graduating with her Communications degree from Howard U, Stephanie teamed up with her twin to create many legendary live shows.
Then, as a producer for film and television, Stephanie worked on production teams for director Spike Lee and Nickelodeon (“Gullah Gullah Island,” Daytime Emmy nomination), among others. She co-created the family lifestyle segment “Brooklyn Love with Jiji Jones” for Brooklyn’s digital TV network, BRIC TV. She also has contributed as a development producer for Happy Owl Media, Inc.
Stephanie has an MFA from NYU Tisch Graduate Music Theatre Writing.
(above pic: Suzanne and Stephanie backstage before a show at NYC club Nell’s.)