Jordan Grant Pedersen is a reasonably competent adult who dreams of one day becoming a fully competent film industry Set Designer. He loves uncommon and wacky architecture, science fiction, highly detailed world-building, photography, and fooling his coworkers into thinking he is useful.
After building film & television sets for a few years, Jordan's wife put him through technical school. Trained at the British Columbia Institute of Technology for Architectural Computer-aided Design & Drafting, Jordan was notable in his graduating year for being the oldest student in his program, as well on occasion for doing reasonably good work. Currently he works as a Set Designer in and around Vancouver, British Columbia where he lends his skills to whatever production he is working on.
Jordan was professionally trained to use AutoCAD, SketchUp & Revit, as well as how to manually draft by hand like a dinosaur. He has working knowledge of Photoshop, Lightroom, and other Adobe software. In an effort to stay current, he is also learning to use Rhino3D, Unreal Engine & Blender. As well, he embraces modern technologies such as augmented & virtual reality, 3D LiDAR scanning, and anything else that can improve his competencies.
If you find yourself in need of an over-eager Set Designer, Jordan is a great fit for any crew. Just so long as you can handle his sarcasm. If not, make him work remotely.
After building film & television sets for a few years, Jordan's wife put him through technical school. Trained at the British Columbia Institute of Technology for Architectural Computer-aided Design & Drafting, Jordan was notable in his graduating year for being the oldest student in his program, as well on occasion for doing reasonably good work. Currently he works as a Set Designer in and around Vancouver, British Columbia where he lends his skills to whatever production he is working on.
Jordan was professionally trained to use AutoCAD, SketchUp & Revit, as well as how to manually draft by hand like a dinosaur. He has working knowledge of Photoshop, Lightroom, and other Adobe software. In an effort to stay current, he is also learning to use Rhino3D, Unreal Engine & Blender. As well, he embraces modern technologies such as augmented & virtual reality, 3D LiDAR scanning, and anything else that can improve his competencies.
If you find yourself in need of an over-eager Set Designer, Jordan is a great fit for any crew. Just so long as you can handle his sarcasm. If not, make him work remotely.
Jordan is a full member of British Columbia & Yukon's IATSE Local 891, and has sister local status in Alberta's IATSE Local 212.
In his free time, Jordan loves to delve into photography and creative writing. He cohosts "Those Old Scientists: A Star Trek Podcast" with his wife Rachel, which can be found wherever podcasts are enjoyed.