Stephanie Lynn Jones is a multi-disciplinary creator based in New York City. Stephanie is the director of the 2025 short doc memoir "The Jones Twins: Bebop Souls in a Muzak World," based on the performance art work she created with her twin sister Suzanne Y Jones. Stephanie began her film production career working on production teams for Spike Lee. She then honed her own creative voice, producing, creating, and performing many downtown NYC (and beyond) stage performances with her twin Suzanne, and their band, as the Jones Twins. The JTs were seen and heard at Dixon Place, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, PS 122, NYSF/Public Theatre, Smithsonian African-American History Museum, and more. Stephanie earned an Emmy nomination as a Producer of the iconic kids' musical TV program “Gullah Gullah Island,” airing on Nickelodeon for four seasons. Her original musical Lil Budda (composer, Janice Lowe) was selected for development at the Eugene O’Neill National Musical Theatre Conference. She is a graduate of Howard University and holds an MFA from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts in music theatre writing.