For 27 years, James Fox traveled across the world in pursuit of the truth regarding UFOs.  He directed and produced four films on the subject and in 2007 orchestrated an event, with help from journalist Leslie Kean (Coalition for Freedom of Information), which to this day is hailed as the most credible civilian effort of disclosure on UFOs in history.  Fox assembled 14 speakers, including two retired generals and several other military officers, a former governor, civilian pilots and government scientists from seven countries (Belgium, Chile, France, Iran, Peru, U.K. and the U.S.) at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., to give firsthand testimonies on their encounters/investigations with UFOs.  He is convinced not only that UFOs are real, but that governments have concealed information on this subject from the public for more than 65 years.

James was born in England and raised in New York and California.  He began his journalism career early in life as an assistant to father/writer Charles Fox, a quadriplegic with multiple sclerosis. Together they traveled on many magazine assignments from Rolling Stone and Car & Driver to Sports Illustrated, conducting interviews with the likes of Stephen Hawking and race car legend Dan Gurney.  

James finished and sold his first UFO documentary to Discovery Communications by the time he was 28.  He has since completed 7 films for the likes of Sci-Fi, Learning and History Channel and has made frequent appearances on the Larry King show, Nightline, Dateline, Anderson Cooper, Joe Rogan, Fox News, Logan Paul and many others. His latest film, The Phenomenon is being distributed by 1091 and has been in the top ten documentary movie charts since October, 2020.