Jon Frenkel Garcia is a versatile and dynamic creative individual, whose fervent enthusiasm for storytelling has led him to embark on a captivating career path in the realm of filmmaking. His odyssey commenced in 2018, when he took the bold step of enrolling in the esteemed New York Film Academy (NYFA) in the vibrant city of New York, where he fully submerged himself in the intricate art of filmmaking, enthusiastically exploring various crew positions, including the multifaceted field of production design.
Jon's academic journey was marked by a plethora of creative endeavors, as he penned and helmed over a dozen short films, thereby demonstrating his remarkable versatility and artistic acumen. Notably, his impressive repertoire featured the standout projects "Double Cream Coffee" and "Logastellus", which garnered widespread acclaim and recognition.
Jon's professional journey took an unexpected turn when the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated his return to his homeland of Spain, where he resumed his role in the production design team for the esteemed television program "Cardo".
Jon's professional journey took a triumphant turn once the pandemic's grip on the world began to loosen, allowing him to return to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, a hub of creativity and artistic expression. It was here that he continued to cultivate his impressive portfolio by taking on the challenge of directing music videos, a medium that enabled him to tap into his boundless imagination and push the boundaries of his craft. One such project, an homage to Queen's timeless classic "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon", allowed Jon to exercise his creative muscles and experiment with innovative styles and techniques, ultimately serving to further refine and solidify his unique artistic voice.
Jon's most recent creative endeavour, "The Reflection Of Francisca Newman", serves as a poignant demonstration of his unrelenting commitment to his craft, showcasing his exceptional storytelling prowess and innovative approach to filmmaking. This enchanting and deeply introspective dancing story is a deeply personal reflection of his own struggles with creative blocks, as well as the brutal honesty and vulnerability that often accompany the life of an artist.
