Jacqueline Baylon is a creative director and storyteller with a decade of experience across digital video, documentary film and branded content.

Her short film, "Until He's Back" (2024), about a father trying to recover his son’s remains after the boy died trying to immigrate was shortlisted for the 97th Academy Awards®. The film screened around the world, was nominated for an IDA award, appeared on the DOC NYC Shortlist and won best short documentary at both Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and Hamptons International Film Festival.

She has produced projects across the world and worked for major organizations in the United States, including The New York Times, Business Insider, Morgan Stanley and Scripps News. As a journalist, she has reported on human rights abuses, health care, immigration, and criminal justice and written in-depth stories on environmental policy.

In corporate roles, she has produced branded content, directed and expanded global video operations teams, and implemented streamlined production workflows and budget management systems.