Jane Hilton is a distinguished British photographer and filmmaker celebrated for her compelling depictions of ordinary people's extraordinary realities. With a career spanning over twenty-five years, Hilton has dedicated her artistic lens to exploring American culture, particularly the vivid landscapes and stories of the American West. Her portfolio includes an array of poignant works, such as the gripping documentary ‘The Nettle Dress,’ which chronicles textile artist Allan Brown's intricate process of hand-making a dress from stinging nettles.

In addition to her photography, Jane Hilton hosts engaging exhibitions, like her recent ‘Home on the Range’ pop-up in North London, where she showcased the essence of Western life. Her notable projects also include the haunting narrative captured in ‘Cowboy Funeral,’ celebrating the life of her late friend Johnny Green. With her unique vision and storytelling prowess, Jane Hilton continues to captivate audiences through her diverse portfolio encompassing photography, films, and collaborative artistic endeavors