Jason Daks

The Great American Comedy Tour (2014)
Film (Short and Comedy) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director The Great American Comedy Tour is a mockumentary TV or web pilot that follows six stand-up comedians on their first national tour. They're lead by Tanner Greene, a brash 'performer' who believes that being the son of a comedy legend qualifies him to be a headliner, despite the fact that he has no material...or experience doing stand-up whatsoever. Written by Anonymous

It's Not a Game (2014)
Film (Short, Crime, Drama and Music) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director When the dating game becomes less dating and more game, the consequences begin to morph into an extremely uncomfortable reality.

The Homecoming (2013)
Film (Short, Comedy, Family and Romance) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director A young gay Mormon man in Los Angeles tries to date men, but gets repeatedly dumped with a text message. When he reconnects with an old boyfriend a wrongly addressed text message becomes the reason for him leaving the city and going home to his Mormon compound. There the two worlds collide. Yet his hippie friend comes to rescue him. Written by Anonymous

58 (2013)
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JFK: Inside The Evidence (2013)
Television by ReelzChannel (Crime, Documentary and Talk-Show) Associate Producer An in-depth look at the topics and theories presented in JFK: The Smoking Gun. Hosted by nationally renowned journalist Bill Kurtis, JFK: Inside the Evidence closely examines and scrutinizes the key elements of the theory presented in JFK: The Smoking Gun. Kurtis challenges the men behind that theory including veteran police detective and author Colin McLaren , who spent four and a half years on the forensic cold-case investigation of JFK’s assassination and Bonar Menninger, the author of Mortal Error: The Shot That Killed JFK.

JFK: For The Record (2013)
Television by ReelzChannel (Documentary) Associate Producer JFK: For The Record is the fascinating first-hand account of Minnesota Federal Judge John R. Tunheim, the man selected by then-President Clinton to chair the JFK Assassination Records Review Board. Established by an Act of Congress, the ARRB had full and unfettered access to records from every agency connected to the assassination – the CIA, the FBI, the State Department – as well as records such as JFK’s autopsy. Judge Tunheim describes how he believes all of these records should have been made public back in the Sixties, and the difficulty of finding the records 30 years after the assassination. Additionally, Judge Tunheim describes the role the Oliver Stone movie JFK played in his work and answers the biggest question of all – did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone?

On Dragon's Wings (2012)
Film (Short, Drama and Family) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director A young boy struggles to get through to his mum because of his severe autism. This short film is made to raise more awareness about ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). When I saw the struggle people with autism and their relatives go through - every day - I realised: if only people would be able to take a look inside the world of someone with autism, if only people would understand a little of what it really means for them, many judgments and dismissive actions towards people with autism, can be turned into motivating and stimulating actions. Understanding is the key for a change of behaviour. It is my hope this film will create more of this understanding.