Sam Jones is one of Hollywood’s most acclaimed photographers.
His celebrity portraits—of people such as George Clooney, Ben
Affleck, Bob Dylan, Kristen Stewart — have appeared on the
covers of Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly and Men’s Journal.
   Now Jones has decided that he’s not satisfied just focusing
his camera on actors and musicians. He wants to find a way to
memorialize what he calls one of the best (but never seen or
published) parts of his job — the informal conversations between
Jones and his subjects in the middle of a photo shoot.  His
solution is called Off Camera, what Jones terms a combination
“website, magazine, television show and podcast” featuring
Jones’ black-and-white photography and in-depth interviews
conducted by the photographer.  Launched in late April, OC’s
first four subjects were actors Robert Downey Jr. and John
Krasinski and musicians Aimee Mann and Blake Mills. Jones says
future subjects could include directors, athletes, artists—
whoever Jones believes has a compelling st