Thomas Jane is an actor, director and producer working in Tinseltown for over 25 years. He is a triple Golden Globe nominee for the comedy series HUNG and has starred in such classic genre films as THE MIST, DEEP BLUE SEA, and THE PUNISHER. He directed and starred in the hit sci-fi series, THE EXPANSE.


Jane won critical acclaim for his role as New York Yankee baseball legend Mickey Mantle in HBO’s 61*.His credits include BOOGIE NIGHTS and Stephen King’s 1922. Thomas Jane’s production company, Renegade Entertainment, has been prolific since launching in late 2019.



Thomas Jane recently completed his non-fiction book, A Human’s Guide to Visiting Aliens. A combination of cutting edge scientific insight, exo-speculation and an incisive, unflinching review of the human condition makes A Human’s Guide indispensable for ufologists, futurists, humanists - anyone with a keen interest in the human animal and where we may or may not be destined, as individuals, as a society, as a species.

TJ’s PRESENTATION AT CONTACT IN THE DESERT

WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
Humanity vs Visiting Aliens: a collision of worlds. The existence of visiting aliens completely transform our understanding of the universe, of consciousness and physics, of good and evil, of life itself. But we can only understand our visitors through the lens of our western worldview - this set of rules, manners, customs, money, language and myths that make up modern civilization. Defining the warp and curve of that lens is crucial if we are to grasp who visiting aliens really are - and what they might want.

By studying humans and their civilization, aliens could be playing the long game of discovering our vulnerabilities and gradually taking us down from within, with little to no destruction to our biosphere and our land. Alternatively, aliens could be here to help us navigate the treacherous road ahead, to elevate our species to a new level of consciousness and being - or - perhaps they are mere observers; these are, after all, interesting times.

What we can learn about them may be limited - but what aliens have to teach us about ourselves may be revolutionary. The most powerful tool aliens may have to offer is not free energy or antigravity, but the ability to see our reality through the lens of an all-seeing alien eye.