Jackson Cropper is a film director, producer, and writer from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Rooted in historical and regional imagery, his narrative and documentary works reflect facets of American life in vivid, human detail, highlighting the complexities of Americana.

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His recent narrative short, "No Acorns for a Blind Hog," is a 1970s-set American Realist Neo-Western that explores issues of regionality and cultural identity in the Great Plains. His upcoming documentaries, "The Quilt at the End of the World" and "Good Morning, Be Careful!", provide ethnographic fieldwork on rural traditions in the American Deep South.

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His work has been sponsored by the Alabama State Council on the Arts, Kodak Atlanta, the Southern Documentary Fund, and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. His films have been featured on NoBudge, C-SPAN, & PBS OETA.