Founder, LifeLine Films
Creator of the Public Health Storytelling for Impact workshop series
Karen Jones, PhD, is an Atlanta-based producer and public health storyteller whose work bridges film, health equity, and social impact. Through her company LifeLine films, Karen helps organizations and creatives turn complex health and human stories into compelling, ethical narratives that drive change.
Her background in public health program design and media strategy grounds every project in real‑world understanding — from documentary and narrative production to brand storytelling, education, and coaching.
Karen’s mission: to spotlight voices and communities shaping a healthier, more equitable future.
Consulting Producer and Creative Lead on narrative, documentary, and branded projects.
Advising agencies and nonprofits on storytelling that bridges data, policy, and lived experience.
Developing interactive sessions that teach teams how to craft clear, ethical, and engaging media.
“Public Health Storytelling for Impact” — Karen’s signature 2‑hour interactive training helping professionals translate health initiatives into clear, accessible narratives.
Virtual (2 hours, up to 30 people)
Custom institutional sessions (private or in-person Atlanta)
Through LifeLine Films, Karen develops and consults on original productions and branded pieces that elevate public‑health narratives through film and digital media.
Proof of concept. A narrative on health equity, 2026
Community stories on health access and resilience.
Collaborations with local health departments & nonprofits.