About Pascal
Pascal Jacquelin co-created and directed the HBO Emmy nominated music series “A Tiny Audience" (88 episodes).
Under his company Capsule Media, Pascal also co-produced Quincy Jones’ PBS series "Recording - The History of Recorded Music",
a series that chronicled the evolution of music and culture since the breakthrough invention of audio recording by Thomas Edison in 1877 .
Pascal, with Capsule Media, has collaborated with entertainment legends Quincy Jones, Lenny Kravitz, Paul Simon, B.B King, Norah Jones, Clint Eastwood, Phil Spector, Les Paul, among many others. Music resonates within Capsule’s walls, from R.E.A.L Change, a CBS series addressing the challenges in our education system with participation from Pitbull, Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz, to Grammy Nominated PBS concert documentary “An Evening with Dave Grusin". Capsule Media has been home for many Discovery Communication productions, delivering 4 seasons of Shark Week’s “Day of the Shark”, “Disaster on K2”, "Fender Empire”, “Mudaholics”, and others in the non-scripted content category, being awarded Best Documentary for “Fatboy: The Movie” in two prestigious film festivals.
Pascal and Capsule Media are also known for producing sponsored long and short form content for A list commercial brands, such as Hewlett Packard, Ford, T-Mobile, Mastercard, Lowes, Walgreens, winning many advertising awards through the years.
Stories are at the root of our shared humanity, and Pascal always attempts not get in the way of their natural evolution, allowing them to breathe and self express in the most truthful and effective ways.
Areas of expertise
Pascal has directed and produced projects from 30 second TV commercials, large multi-camera events, to Documentaries and feature Films. With over 25 years experience in the industry, Pascal is ready to take on your next project with confidence.