Chauncey Jackson

Over the last 15 years, Chauncey Jackson has been involved in video production. In 1999, he began volunteering at his local church of World Changers Church International in the Media Department. While volunteering, he learned the ins and outs of how a television or church service is prepared. After graduating high school, he left the WCCI Media Department and was hired by Turner Broadcasting Services at the age of nineteen years old. While at CNN, he continued to learn more of news broadcasting and satellite transmissions. To further his desire and interest in film and video, he enrolled at Georgia Perimeter College to study film. In June 2011, Chauncey was laid off from CNN, however that did not stop him from pursue his passion for film. He then decided to start his own video production business, one Chaunce Productions. He and his sister, Delca Jackson, began promoting one Chaunce Productions around the Atlanta area. To this date, Chauncey has worked with many names in Atlanta such as Creflo and Taffi Dollar, Capprecceio Scates, ISSA, Robert Ector, Will Floyd of Pop Culture Clothing, Sheri Riley of Glue, Inc. and many more. He continues to shoot music videos, interviews, documentaries, and is know for working on projects like, Until Wee Meet Again, T.R.A.D.E It All, and The Dinner Project.