To request a comprehensive resume/cv, please e-mail Jordan.
· Fingers (2009)
· Momentum & Marr (2008)
· Art on the Block (2007)
· Pageantry (2007)
· High Noon (2007)
· Ritual (2007)
deadCENTER Film Festival, Oklahoma City OK, 2010
SU/KC Film + Video Exchange, Syracuse NY, 2009 (Fingers)
Chicago Short Film Brigade (Fingers), 2009
SPIN Magazine Web Feature (Momentum & Marr), 2009
International Short Film Festival Detmold, Germany, 2009 (Fingers)
Tivoli Cinema, Kansas City, 2009 (Fingers)
Griffon International Film Festival, 2009 (Fingers + Momentum & Marr)
Kansas City FilmFest, 2009 (Fingers + Momentum & Marr)
KCPT-TV (PBS) Broadcast, Kansas City, 2009 (Momentum & Marr)
Short Attention Span Digital Video Festival, Boston/San Luis Obispo, 2009 (Fingers)
Kansas International Film Festival, 2007 (High Noon)
KCPT-TV (PBS) Broadcast, Kansas City, 2007 (Art on the Block)
Screenland Theatre, Kansas City, 2007 (Art on the Block)
Tivoli Cinema, Kansas City, 2007 (Ritual + Pageantry)
Telly Award, Student Division, 2010 (Momentum & Marr)
1st Place, Short Film, Missouri Broadcasters Association, 2009 (Fingers)
1st Place, Short Documentary, Missouri Broadcasters Association, 2008 (Pageantry)
1st Place, Visual and Performance Art Division, SEARCH Symposium, 2007 (Momentum & Marr)
Excellence in Production, International Student Media Festival: Los Angeles, CA, 2007 (Art on the Block)
Students Engaged in Artistic & Academic Research Grant, 2007 (Momentum & Marr)
It takes a gustsy storyteller to attempt such a film. Kerfeld delivers an abstract story presented through a docile and beautiful landscape…at just six minutes or so, it is at all times intriguing.
– Josh Samford , Rogue Cinema (March 09)
In the end, “Fingers” is something of a classic short film. It pushes the audience to use their heads, rather than relying on only their eyes and ears.
– Corey Light, University News (April 2009)
Art on the Block” is a polished, informative and thought-provoking 20-minute documentary about public art, corporate philanthropy, artistic expression and civic redevelopment. It is a thoroughly professional piece of work. You’d never know it was made by students.
– Robert W. Butler , Kansas City Star (May 2007)
I am writing in regards to Jordan Kerfeld’s Jan. 31 forum piece “University floor-starers need to look up.” Jordan articulates himself exceptionally well. He did the academic research and talked with a professor, someone we can all relate to. Plus, he talked about something that really matters on this campus. What has happened in the opinion section in the past was a bunch of ranting and raving that usually was not backed up credibly. Jordan sounded intelligent. I’m glad he is a part of The University News. And his drawings are phenomenal.
– Brian Bustos , University News (Feb 2005)
