Jonathan McHugh

Song Stew Entertainment; Loyola University New Orleans
Song Stew Entertainment, Owner; Loyola University New Orleans, Endowed Professor, Hilton Baldridge Chair, Eminent Scholar in Music Industries Studies

Jonathan McHugh is an independent TV and film director/producer/ music supervisor who has held high ranking creative positions at some of the world’s biggest entertainment companies, including New Line Cinema/Warner Films, Zomba/Sony Films & Music & Def Jam Films/ Universal Music.

He is currently music supervising three films including “That’s Amore” starring John Travolta, “Quiet Storm” starring Vanessa Hudgens and “A Will to Win” starring Jeremy Piven.McHugh has music supervised more than 100 movies and shows over his career.

He is currently directing his fourth documentary film; “Tip’s 50: A Musical Remembrance” celebrating the rich musical history of the legendary musical club. His third documentary “Life in Rhythm: The Ray Conniff Story” will be released later this year.

McHugh has produced 35 films and TV shows about and with some of the biggest pop culture stars including Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Janis Joplin, Snoop Dogg and Muhammad Ali.

McHugh is a Chair of Loyola University New Orleans where he created the Studio A Music Library that has already received over $40,000 for student’s music through sync placements. Studio Ais now partnered with APM (the largest music library in the world) to represent Loyola’s music.

McHugh is a Producers Guild Documentary jury member, former Grammy Trustee/ President of the LA Chapter and co-founder of the Guild of Music Supervisors and is a New Orleans Film Society board member.

IMDB Producer Credits:

https://www.songstewent.com/

https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0570462/filmotype/producerref_=m_nmfm_2