Jodi Savitz is a multifaceted, bi-coastal cinematographer and union member - based out of LA, NY and FL.

 

She began her journey at Northwestern University, graduating with a degree in theater and gender studies. Initially drawn to acting, she soon found her calling in documentary filmmaking after moving to New York City. In 2016, her feature documentary, "Girl on Girl," made waves for its groundbreaking exploration of LGBTQ and feminine lesbian identity, gaining widespread recognition. Concurrently, Jodi produced, directed, and shot several short documentaries for NBC Digital, showcasing her ability to capture diverse stories with political, religious, and LGBTQ themes.

 

While documentaries honed her storytelling skills, her passion for narrative storytelling led to the pivotal decision to pursue a master's degree in cinematography at the esteemed American Film Institute (AFI). This intensive program deepened her understanding of the art, craft and technology of cinematography, equipping her for a career feature and episodic work.

 

With a growing portfolio that includes nearly a dozen short films, commercials and branded content pieces, Jodi aims to excel and inspire through her craft.

 

A passionate Scorpio in every way, she brings a blend of creativity, innovation, and collaborative spirit to her work, crafting visually captivating stories that resonate deeply with audiences.

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She is able to travel between both coasts for projects, and is likewise excited to work internationally and seek out new opportunities in the industry.