Narrative short film cinematography, original written and produced projects, commercial motion, and cinematic lighting built around mood, performance, and story clarity.
Two narrative short-film projects where Jordan Licon contributed as Director of Photography. The trailers below use permitted media assets from the film pages without linking away from this site.
A supernatural narrative short film following a criminal whose escape is cut short when his reflection reveals the haunting price of his sins.
A genre-blending sci-fi, fantasy, thriller, and drama short about a young woman whose world is intersected by a man from a parallel universe.
Original narrative work included for authorship and producing experience. These cards stay intentionally focused on confirmed roles rather than adding unverified plot details.
Original film project written and produced by Jordan Licon, included as part of the broader cinematography and narrative production portfolio.
Original film project written and produced by Jordan Licon, included here to show development, authorship, and production experience beyond commissioned image-making.
Cinematic lighting is built around the emotional purpose of a scene: shape, contrast, color, and movement all support the moment instead of simply exposing it.
Composition, lens character, camera height, and movement are treated as storytelling decisions that guide attention and create atmosphere.
The motion practice connects short-film DP work with commercial production, brand films, documentary collaboration, and FAA-certified aerial capture.
Director of Photography for narrative short film.
Director of Photography for narrative short film.
Original film project written and produced by Jordan Licon.
Original film project written and produced by Jordan Licon.
Director of Photography for regional television series work.
Cinematography for University of California, Los Angeles documentary collaboration.
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