Jordan K. Paul is a West Indian Writer/Director from St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. With no on-island film programs, he taught himself the fundamentals of filmmaking before earning a BA in TV/Film Production from DeSales University. After moving to Los Angeles, he spent nearly a decade working across multiple departments in the film industry, refining both his technical expertise and artistic vision.

In 2023, Jordan made his directorial debut with ANIMALS, a critically acclaimed short film that screened at major festivals worldwide, including the Pan African Film Festival (PAFF), the Montreal International Black Film Festival, the HollyShorts Monthly Screenings, and the Micheaux Film Festival. His work is rooted in bold, character-driven storytelling that explores identity, memory, and emotional resilience. With a deep love for cinema, he hopes to inspire more Caribbean filmmakers to break boundaries and tell their own stories on a global stage.
Jordan moved to the mainland U.S. to hone his skills in filmmaking. He went on to complete a certificate from the New York Film Academy and received his bachelor's degree in TV/Film Production from DeSales University. Upon moving to Los Angeles, he worked under industry professionals on music videos, TV shows, and feature films. Recently, Jordan has been exploring the live streaming space and has been featured in Entertainment Weekly and more for his content.