Jesse Low

Jesse Low is a writer/director who began working as an assistant on studio and independent films. He spent a decade producing/directing/editing commercial content and short films from Los Angeles to Boston before his feature directorial debut Forty Nights, followed by the civil war adventure/drama Wild Faith, and the quirky inspirational Lost Heart. Jesse spent his childhood years in Papua New Guinea, and has worked as a carpenter while putting himself through film school in Los Angeles. He now lives in Michigan with his wife and three children.