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Catharine E. Jones (SAG-AFTRA) is an acclaimed director, actor, writer, and teaching artist. Her production company, Enedina Films, is dedicated to fostering filmmaking that embraces new perspectives, intentional collaboration, and vibrant creativity. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Acting with a minor in Dance from the University of Northern Colorado. After debuting in New York theatre with Victory Garden's Off-Broadway historical drama, Conviction, Catharine transitioned her career toward film directing and acting in New Mexico. Her notable screen credits include seasons 1-3 of NBC’s "The Night Shift," "Better Call Saul," recurring roles on AMC’s Preacher, and Netflix’s "Messiah."
Catharine launched her directing career with her debut film, "Pinky Promise," which earned her Best Director at the International Different Faces Different Voices Film Festival for the Flicks4Chicks contest in 2016. In 2017, she won 1st place in the Chimaera Project's In (H)er (D)irection Film Competition, judged by an advisory board featuring Octavia Spencer and Anjelica Huston. Her film OM+ME, which she wrote and directed, received the Audience Award at the New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase in 2018. Her most recent film, "Hatchlings," won Best Horror at both the Peephole Film Fest in Guadalajara, Mexico, 2019, and the Worldwide Women’s Film Festival, 2020, and is distributed by First Focus International.
Beyond the set, Catharine teaches performing arts to middle school students and practices healing arts such as Reiki and Integrated Energy Therapy. She enjoys outdoor adventures with her husband, author Adam James Jones, their children, and their golden retriever, Odin. Stay connected at catjonesfilms.com.
