Jordan
Seott

I got into this at 15 because of music, not cameras.

Back in 2014 I started a YouTube channel called Wonder. Music, sharing independent artists I loved. Part of running it meant sourcing photographers for visuals, and somewhere in that process I got hooked. I wanted to understand how images and video could actually make people feel something. So I just started teaching myself, photography first, then video, all self-taught, all trial and error.

Ten years later I'm still at it. I make videos that are probably too long for the algorithm and look more like short films than regular social content, and that's intentional. Whether it's a brand project or something personal, I want whoever's watching to feel something real when it's over.