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He would also make the Doug Jones starring dark fantasy short "Kiss the Devil in the Dark" (2018) based upon an original concept he created with his sister, Rebecca Martin (XIX), that won over 50 awards on the festival circuit.

Apart from directing and producing multiple award winning films, he also founded the genre film festival FilmQuest, which has quickly become one of the biggest and internationally recognized genre festivals in the world since its inaugural season in 2014, having been named in 2018 and 2020 as one of MovieMaker Magazine's "30 & 50 Bloody Best Genre Film Festivals on the Planet," as well as twice being named one of its "Top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee. " The festival has become a wellspring of talent and discovery, where genre cinema's future heavyweights are celebrated and connected to one another in such a way that has created a unique and exciting community in and of itself.

Jonathan followed up "Comatose" with music videos, commercials, and two more short films that saw him delve further into genre filmmaking with his sci-fi music videos "Electric Light" (2012) and "Gravity" (2020), the romantic fantasy music video "I'll Always Be Young" (2013), and the horror videos "Demons" (2018, based in the Comatose Mother universe) and "My Eternity" (2016).

A multi-award winning writer, producer and director, Jonathan Martin's films have won over 250 festival and industry awards since 2011. He is known for stylish, entertaining, and slickly produced productions with an eye for the fantastic and for bringing to life worlds unseen.

Founding his production company, Bohemian Industries in 2010, his filmmaking origins began with documentary and videography work before he moved onto narrative filmmaking with his first short film "An Evening with My Comatose Mother," which premiered in April, 2011. "Comatose" would go on to become the most awarded horror short film of all-time, a record it held for five years, winning 76 festival and industry awards while playing over 100 film festivals during its run.

Was Mr. April in the 2008 Men on a Mission calendar, which featured shirtless returned Mormon missionaries.

Started and operated the charity TsunamiAid, to aid those affected by the 2004 Southeast Asia Tsunami. The charity raised enough money to rebuild a school outside of Jakarta, Indonesia which has since become the highest rated school for its age group in the region.

Served a two year LDS mission to Manchester, England and Porthmadog, Wales from 2002 to 2004.