Jonathan London is a multifaceted Mexican American filmmaker who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. In addition to his work as a filmmaker, he is also the host of the popular podcast and news network Geekscape.
London's directing career began in 2006 when he directed the live DVD portion of Reel Big Fish's Our Live Album Is Better Than Your Live Album. This marked the beginning of a long and successful career in music video directing, with credits including "Turn Out the Light" for The New Amsterdams, "Exit Emergency" for Houston Calls, "Take Me Home Please" for Reggie and the Full Effect, and "Come Back Home" for Suburban Legends.
In addition to his work in music videos, London has also directed several short films, including Gay By Dawn, which won numerous awards at film festivals.
In 2009, London became the head writer and a correspondent for the online show Heads Up! on CraveOnline, further expanding his reach and versatility as a writer and director.
London's television credits include writing and directing the two short web series Singledom and When Ninjas Attack for Hulu, which were released in 2009 as part of Fox Television Studios' 15 Gigs.
In 2012-2013, London hosted Pause/Play on Metacafe, another platform that showcased his versatility as a host and director.
In 2014, London's work in comics began with the release of his Miami Vice comic book series for Lion Forge Comics. He also co-produced and contributed to the directing of Doc of the Dead, which premiered at SXSW.
London's achievements continued in 2015 when he was selected as one of 12 directors to participate in the Warner Brothers TV Directing Workshop. In 2016 and 2017, he was awarded invitations to the Stowe Screenwriting Fellowship for his feature script 'Commitment'.
Throughout his career, London has consistently demonstrated his ability to adapt to new platforms and formats, solidifying his position as a talented and versatile filmmaker.
