Jordan Brown is a filmmaker, photographer and writer from Lebanon, Pennsylvania. He is currently working as a freelance production worker in Los Angeles, California.

Jordan has a focus and love for people and their stories. He has found his passion in by striking up conversations with people on the train, waiting staff at restaurants, strangers in line at coffee shops and anyone he has met along the way. He has always been interested in the world around him and the people in it - and how they work together.

This interest in people stemmed back to sophomore year of high school, when Jordan created a segment about female welders in his high school entering a male-dominated field and the uphill battle ahead of them. This segment was later picked up by PBS Newshour and led to his first internship at WITF in Harrisburg, PA.

Throughout the rest of his time at high school, Jordan was actively involved in the high school morning announcements program. He made new segments for his school, but eventually created a film program for the announcements and began creating documentaries and short films outside of class. Throughout his time in that program, Jordan photographed the 2016 Presidential campaigns in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was a 2x All American High School Film Festival Finalist, created a short documentary for IMAX's In-Focus program and won himself a Mid-Atlantic NATAS Emmy Award for a PSA he created.

Entering Ithaca College, Jordan immediately got involved with all of the opportunities the school had to offer. He began working for the school's camera rental shop (PPECS), along with the college's production company, Park Productions, and consistently worked on student films. He also volunteered around Ithaca, coaching youth sports and helping run an elementary school art club.

Jordan made the most of his summers in college. Following his freshman year, he moved to Philadelphia to intern at JTWO films where he created "Park Avenue" and helped on set for several commercial shoots. While abroad in Australia, he photographed the Australian bushfires of 2020 and sent images back to US news stations. During the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement, Jordan drove cross-country, capturing the protests nationwide. He spent that same summer in San Francisco, Sacramento and Oakland, California working on a documentary about the movement and the history of Oakland as a cinematographer. During the summer of 2021, Jordan interned at Amazon Studios as a Post-Production intern, learning the ins and outs of the industry and helping work on several Amazon Originals.

As a final send off from Ithaca College, Jordan wrote, directed and edited "Running on Empty" which went on to win "Best Screenplay," "Best Director," and "Best Overall Film" at the Ithaca Short Film Festival in 2022.

After graduating college, Jordan moved to Los Angeles, CA to work as a freelance filmmaker. He has spent his time working on commercials, movies, TV shows and live events. Some of his highlighted credits include, The Rookie: Feds, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Vogue: Off the Cuff, St. Jude: Thanks & Giving, The Amazing Race, KIA Lifestyle, Switch S2 and many more.

Outside of work, Jordan loves to travel the world, see new places and meet new people. He loves being outside, hiking and exploring in the summers and snowboarding his way through the winters. On the side, Jordan is a musician and a comedian. He has an independent mixtape called "Seeing in Color" on all platforms with several music videos and singles to showcase. He has performed his music across Los Angeles at Bar Lubitsch, Hotel Ziggy and Madame Siam. He also has taken advantage of the comedy scene in Los Angeles, including getting in the Main Room at Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank, CA. Jordan loves spending time with family and friends, including his best friend, a cat named Tommy who is big enough to be a small dog.