Jon Craine provides production design and art direction for Television and Animation, Theater, Concert Tours, Themed Attractions and Environments, Exhibits, and Events. His extensive work in entertainment design can be seen on network television and in performance venues, exhibitions, and theme parks around the world, including Paris, New York, Singapore, Ontario, and Israel.

Craine's creative and technical versatility has enabled him to collaborate in many different capacities on a wide array of high-profile, commercial projects. He has collaborated on the concert stage design for Chicago's 2000 World tour, as well as The Offspring's 2001 European tour and Fall Out Boy's 2007 Young Wild Things tour. In addition to work at Universal Studios, Disney, and the new Hard Rock Park, Jon's themed attraction at Dollywood earned him the personal praise of Dolly Parton. As a senior designer and charge artist for UV/FX Scenic Productions in Los Angeles, Jon helped to develop sophisticated and ground-breaking work in ultraviolet-based scenery for the entertainment and special effects industries. Jon also created several touring theatrical stage designs for Cirque Productions in addition to the permanent nighttime spectacular staged predominately over the audience in the 10,000 seat outdoor amphitheater at Six Flags Over Texas.

Television credits include an MTV special, The Tomatos, and Smoking Gun TV, an animated comedy series that aired on the Court TV network in the fall of 2005. Recent work includes animated spots for Subway and a series of Comedy Central promos featuring the big screen stars of First Sunday, The Brother's Solomon, and Run Fat Boy Run. Additionally, Craine just wrapped on a highly anticipated stop-action animated TV project produced by Michael Eisner.

This summer Craine's work will debut on Broadway and the Las Vegas Strip.