Let me introduce myself: I’m Jordan—a cinematographer, photographer, and storyteller.

 

I started my career young. In 2014, I was 15, taking on any project I could—fashion, concerts, brand shoots. One day I’d be driving through the night for a graduation shoot; the next, sneaking into clubs (legally questionable, but work is work) to film live shows. It was unpredictable, but I adapted. Every project sharpened my skills, pushing me to capture stories in new ways.

 

That drive led me to The Savannah College of Art & Design, where I majored in Film & TV Production, with a focus on fashion and beauty films. But in 2017, everything shifted. I filmed my first wedding and instantly knew this was special. It wasn’t just about visuals—it was about real emotion and unrepeatable moments.

 

To be honest, I barely watched any wedding films before starting filming them. I came in with a fresh perspective, untouched by the existing industry. 75 or so weddings later, I have fallen in love with every bit of this job that doesn’t feel like a job.

 

I’m driven by a desire to capture the fleeting moments, the quiet in-betweens, the electric ones that pass in a blur. One day, decades from now, you’ll sit down with loved ones—some new, some old—and relive it all.

 

I’m truly grateful to be the person who gets to create this for you.