Director Peter Jordan got his start teaching children in remote parts of Africa to make their own films using plastic video cameras and a solar powered computer. He has since directed films for humanitarian organizations and global brands in more than 20 countries and reached hundreds of millions of people worldwide. His clients include OpenAI, Meta, Linkedin, Stripe, IBM, and Wikipedia, in addition to many grassroots non-profits.
Peter’s collaborative film with survivors of genocide in Darfur, Sudan was awarded a Gold Medal from the United Nations. His human rights documentaries have appeared on PBS, in the New York Times, and before the United States Congress, and received many international prizes.
As a creative director at Facebook, Peter led work on artificial intelligence, solar-powered drones, and planetary internet access, in addition to directing the launch videos for some of Facebook's landmark features. Today, Peter runs Musdan, where he directs documentaries and commercials for world-changing non-profits and ground-breaking companies.
Peter earned a BA in English from Duke and an MFA in documentary filmmaking from Stanford. He lives with his wife and two children on the rim of a national park in Costa Rica.
Peter’s collaborative film with survivors of genocide in Darfur, Sudan was awarded a Gold Medal from the United Nations. His human rights documentaries have appeared on PBS, in the New York Times, and before the United States Congress, and received many international prizes.
As a creative director at Facebook, Peter led work on artificial intelligence, solar-powered drones, and planetary internet access, in addition to directing the launch videos for some of Facebook's landmark features. Today, Peter runs Musdan, where he directs documentaries and commercials for world-changing non-profits and ground-breaking companies.
Peter earned a BA in English from Duke and an MFA in documentary filmmaking from Stanford. He lives with his wife and two children on the rim of a national park in Costa Rica.