Michael Jolls

Michael Jolls has directed and/or produced over a hundred various projects with credits including "6 Rules" (2011); "Cathedral of the North Shore" (2013); "The Great Chicago Filmmaker" (2015); the "#SelfieGuy" series (2015-2017); "Sell Me This Pen" (2018); "A Sad State of Affairs" (2020); "The Marian Stained Glass Windows" miniseries (2022); and "Holy Ground" (2023). Jolls also worked on the "Uncle Colt & Cletus" series (2012-2014) and was featured in the "War Movie" miniseries (2023). Jolls is the author of "The Films of Steven Spielberg" (2018); "Make Hollywood Great Again: Cinema in the Era of President Trump" (2020) and "The Films of Ron Howard" (2024), as well as co-author of the book, "Rev. William Netstraeter: A Life in Three Parts" (2019) with his brother, Daniel. He also worked as assistant editor on "David Fincher: Interviews" (2014) by Dr. Laurence Knapp for the University Press of Mississippi’s Conversations with Filmmakers series.